Inspired by kids’ stories such as Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but written for adults, Bad Dreams in the Night includes stories about receiving text messages from a long-dead friend, taking a trip on a phantom subway car, and a terrifying nighttime incident in a youth hostel, among others. In addition to debuting in the BookScan Top 20 (unusual for a book that is neither a manga nor tied to some other franchise), Bad Dreams in the Night was in the Author Top 20 in August and November 2024.

Second Collection of Scary Stories for Grownups
Posted by Brigid Alverson on May 28, 2025 @ 1:59 pm CT

Adam Ellis, whose Bad Dreams in the Night was a best-seller (see “April 2024 Circana BookScan”) is back with a second collection of short horror comics for an adult audience. Let Me in Your Window will be published by Andrews McMeel on September 9, 2025, as a 304-page hardcover with an MSRP of $29.99.
Inspired by kids’ stories such as Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but written for adults, Bad Dreams in the Night includes stories about receiving text messages from a long-dead friend, taking a trip on a phantom subway car, and a terrifying nighttime incident in a youth hostel, among others. In addition to debuting in the BookScan Top 20 (unusual for a book that is neither a manga nor tied to some other franchise), Bad Dreams in the Night was in the Author Top 20 in August and November 2024.
Inspired by kids’ stories such as Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but written for adults, Bad Dreams in the Night includes stories about receiving text messages from a long-dead friend, taking a trip on a phantom subway car, and a terrifying nighttime incident in a youth hostel, among others. In addition to debuting in the BookScan Top 20 (unusual for a book that is neither a manga nor tied to some other franchise), Bad Dreams in the Night was in the Author Top 20 in August and November 2024.