When you’re struggling to find your next book to read sometimes an anthology is the perfect answer. Whether it’s the variety of stories or trying to discover a new author, anthologies can bridge the gap between novels.
From sci-fi or horror to literature or mystery, prose, poetry or essays, this list of anthologies has it all.
I tried to cover as many genres and subjects as I could but, as always recommendations are encouraged (especially in romance/romantasy)
created by jess_the_reader
last updated October, 2026


Oh this is cool!!! Totally outside my typical frame. I am continually amazed by your community building contributions to this community. 🏆🎖️🌟
Thanks!! I think I just spend waaaay too much much time in libraries, bookstores and online noting down books that look interesting 😅
“…too much time in libraries, and bookstores…”
Can you please explain this? As an English-speaking reader, I don’t understand these words in the order that you have put them together. Too much time? I only thought it was humanly possible to not spend enough time in libraries and bookstores.
Do you have, within your deep collection of powers, the magical ability to control time?! And if so, thank you for using your super power for such good.
😂 you might be surprised how many people I’ve had in my orbit who do not subscribe to that belief.
I don’t believe in anything. I understand the value of time spent among and within books.
I get you. Not everyone has enjoyed going with me on my book excursions is all 😅 I can very easily wander all day long.
I own one called 50 Great Short Stories edited by Milton Crane, and one I'm curious about called Sámi Folktales From the Near and Far Worlds ☺️ Very cool list, might have to do some scrolling 👀
These look wonderful!! Thank you! 🥰
And yeah I may have gone a bit overboard but there’s just so many great anthologies out there!
Go overboard what the hell! I for one appreciate it 🙂↕️