7 Bone-Chilling Native American and Indigenous Horror Anthologies

Native Hawaiians believe whistling at night summons the Hukai’po, ancient warrior spirits. Native Mexicans say it calls Lechuza, an owl who is really a transformed witch.

And they aren’t the only Indigenous people with those beliefs. Though the details may vary, many believe whistling at night calls forth evil spirits, and once summoned, they’ll follow you home. 

In this spine-tingling anthology, over two dozen Indigenous authors introduce you to the ghosts, curses, hauntings, and monsters that might just heed that call.