Cryptids, Kaiju & Corn

BITE-SIZED WEIRD & HAUNTING VISIONS OF "FLYOVER COUNTRY"!!!

Featuring more than 70 quick-read horrors about creepy creatures and giant monsters, some 50 emerging and established voices of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and horror join to deliver fresh visions and explorations regarding the "forgotten" terrain and deep recesses of the American Midwest!

Writes anthology editor Randy Brown: "Giants still walk our flat and rolling lands, and swim in our deep lakes and rivers. Ask around any truck stop or diner, and you'll likely meet or hear-tell of frog people. Dog men. Wendigo spirits. Even our endless, flyover-skies contain ancient and thunderous birds. (Remember that, as you run to your next airport connections!)"

Sometimes chilling, sometimes humorous, the book Cryptids, Kaiju & Corn: Poems and Micro-Stories about Modern Midwest Monsters collects more than 70 short poems and 300-word narratives of mythic beasts that illuminate, celebrate, or challenge stereotypes of Midwestern identity. Sections of the anthology include:

• Little Houses, Dark Harvests: Answers to the age-old question: "How're Ya Gonna Keep Them Monsters Down on the Farm?"
• Not From Around Here, are They?: Some cryptids, like you, may be just passing through.
• Squonks, Squawks & Sirens: Something is calling. Maybe it's an alarm. Either way, it's bad.
• Neighbors, Stones & Curses: Like the poet says, "Good walls make good neighbors."