The Ape, the Idiot, and Other People

The collection features unsettling ghost stories that evoke visceral reactions, likened to the sensation of lizards crawling up one's back. Morrow's narratives delve into themes of revenge and bizarre outcomes, often incorporating elements of unnecessary surgery. Despite being overlooked, these tales showcase a unique blend of horror and dark humor. The book is edited and introduced by Kevin Sweeney, who highlights Morrow's contributions to the genre, making it a compelling read for fans of classic horror literature.