Tribal Screams

By: Owl Goingback

Narrated by: Cathi Colas

Tribal Screams is a compelling collection of fantasy and horror stories by Owl Goingback, Bram Stoker Award-winning author of 'Crota', Evil Whispers', 'Darker Than Night' and numerous other novels.
Gathered together for the very first time, these often hard to find tales include "Grass Dancer," a Nebula Award Nominee for best short story of the year.
The collection includes the first four chapters of the forthcoming novel "Coyote Rage", the first book in a trilogy featuring shape-shifters, talking animals, giants, Little People and a horde of other critters and people from Native American history and folklore.
Cover art by Michael Broom.

©2018 Owl Goingback (P)2025 Mark Alan Miller

Critic reviews

"Owl Goingback is a writer of great skill. I love his work. This is a wonderful collection of stories that will set all of us to thinking." — George A. Romero, legendary horror director, 'Night of the Living Dead'

"Owl Goingback is a hell of a writer." — Neil Gaiman, bestselling author of 'American Gods'"

Incredible short story and novella collection …

This was my first go around listening to a book by Owl Goingback and I’m so glad I finally have. This guy is the real deal. I enjoyed every story in this collection. Of course there are always some standouts in any collection. I really liked “Animal Sounds”, “Gator Bait”, “Grass Dancer” and “Coyote Rage” a little better than the rest. Particularly “Coyote Rage” which appears to be a longish excerpt from the novel of the same name which I can’t wait to read. I recommend this collection to any fans of horror or fantasy, really hard to go wrong. I would also like to acknowledge the narrator who gave a terrific performance.

Just plain good writing

This was my first encounter with Owl Goingback. It will not be my last. While I didn't find any of the stories particularly screamworthy, I did thoroughly enjoy most of them. I do tend to like writing that explores folklore and legends. Some of these stories filled me with dread while others broke my heart. Great collection.

Excellent Collection

Owl Goingback has a unique and powerful voice, which is showcased perfectly in this collection. These stories present an interesting insight into indigenous culture. I particularly enjoyed the fact that some characters and settings reappear, giving the collection a nice "roundness." The narrator had an excellent voice, but did seem to stutter or repeat words a couple of times, though that may have been in the text and therefore intentional.

Good Listen

I was given this book for free,

I enjoyed the book, and the narration was good as well.

Worth a listen for sure.