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A collection of strange stories about monsters of one kind or another.
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Art work preview:Below are drawings made for the stories appearing in the Monstrous collection
 For the story:Meet the Monster |
The second story is a novella--more of an action story.
Free Ollie: Reggie Cage on orcas "...come on, it's a monster in clown face."
Third story is an exploration of mid-hudson mythical history called: Rain People
Favorite quote:"...the scarecrow stood in the universal dampness of March and shivered..."
Features a killer chimp short story from my own experiences with the animal titled: Chimp-a-liscious
Here's my favorite line: "Chimps have 98 percent of their DNA in common with people. They love, lie, manipulate, and go to war."
Killer Chimps!!! We all knew it would happen. Is this the beginning of the planet of the apes or pets gone wild?
The artwork for the story by Rebecca Johnson.
The slippery slope of addiction.
Suggestible: "...he taught me about Milgram and I guess about the Nazis too. I understand a little now how it works, but he forgot to tell me what to do when it happens to me."
So much depends on the little honey bee.
Collapsed:"Could soylent green be far behind? Where was Charleton Heston when you needed him? Adam knew. Malthus had strangled him in his sleep."
What lunacy and what long teeth you have, Mr. Furman!
Lycanthropia:"I’ve seen grandpa’s ghost because I killed him and hundreds of others..."
Early Praise for Monstrous:
“…Hendricks establishes a perfect writer’s tone and voice…sure to ensnare readers from the first line…Hendricks’s mastery of the short-story form hooks you into these little worlds of killer chimps and charismatic drug dealers…” —Susan Malone, author of By the Book and winner of The Ed Mathis Award for Distinguished Fiction, 1993.
“… a collection of short stories culled from the depths of a mind raised on The Night Stalker, The Twilight Zone…there be monsters in these pages… as creepy as Dick Cheney in a missile silo…” —Kevin Sheehan, author of Should Old Acquaintances Be Rubbed Out and Father Exorcist.
