Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology Long Dark House

n: This anthology brings together 26 Indigenous writers for stories spanning horror, supernatural fiction, revenge, monsters, ghosts, curses, folklore, psychological darkness, and the uncanny. The collection deliberately showcases how broad Indigenous dark fiction can be rather than presenting a single type of Indigenous horror. Contributors include Stephen Graham Jones, Rebecca Roanhorse, Morgan Talty, Waubgeshig Rice, Tommy Orange, Darcie Little Badger, Angeline Boulley and others.

The title comes from warnings found across multiple Indigenous traditions about not whistling at night, although the meaning and consequences vary among communities. The anthology uses that idea as an entry point into a much wider collection of contemporary Indigenous dark storytelling.