An homage to the giant monster movies of the '50s, this scary, thrilling adventure will remind you of the days of black-and-white sci-fi movies! A giant snake is awakened from underground and wreaks havoc on a Midwest town. (A story from the book FRAGMENTS AND SHARDS.)
Michael Yowell (1969 - ) was born in Denver, Colorado, and lived in Colorado for 46 years before relocating to his current home in Columbia, South Carolina. He is a horror fiction author. Michael has loved the horror genre since childhood, whether it be in the form of comics, novels, or movies.
His short stories have been published in e-zines and print anthologies (Writing Shift, Sanitarium, Thirteen, and Blood, Brains & Bullets). His books include the haunted house tale DEVILHOUSE, the werewolf-hunter novels THE DOGCATCHER, THE DOGCATCHER II: CHUPACABRAS, and THE DOGCATCHER III: WEREWOLF QUEEN, his short-horror-story collections FRAGMENTS AND SHARDS and FRAGMENTS AND SHARDS II, his terrifying killer-vs-reporter novel THE CAMERA EYE, his sea-monsters trilogy SLIGGERS, SLIGGER ISLAND, and SLIGGER INVASION, the spine-chilling GHOSTFIELD, the creepy PIRANTULAS, and his Western (yes, Western) novel RED PINES.
Interesting tale about four hikers meeting terrible big size snake in their favorite area. Over mining probably set them free, so the opinion goes. Can our friends and the town survive the attack? Good old fashioned monster horror (reminded me on 50s horror flics) with a shot of environmental protection inside. Recommended when you're afraid monster snakes!