Never Whistle at Night is an anthology of Indigenous dark fiction, co-edited by Stephen Graham Jones and Theodore C. Van Alst. The collection features stories by various Indigenous authors, offering eerie, unsettling, and haunting tales rooted in the traditions, legends, and contemporary experiences of Native peoples. Each story explores different aspects of fear and horror, touching on themes like loss, survival, colonization, and the supernatural. The title itself is a reference to a cultural warning in many Indigenous communities about whistling at night, as it can attract malevolent spirits. This collection presents a unique blend of ancient folklore and modern fears, showcasing Indigenous storytelling in the horror genre with chilling, atmospheric narratives.