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Monster Party
Also featuring Andy Rausch, DJ Tyrer, John Wolf, and Ray Zacek
When people think Monster Party, they tend to visualize a party with the big names like Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Wolf-Man just hanging around drinking, laughing, and scaring. While that does sound like a good time, the lesser known names are often shoved off to the side as if they're a bunch of basic bitches. But why is that? We at Deadman's Tome though that the big names have partied long enough, it's time for the lesser known monsters like the Yeti, Mothsquio, and Leorilla to have some fun, and you're invited. limited time cover
When people think Monster Party, they tend to visualize a party with the big names like Dracula, Frankenstein, and The Wolf-Man just hanging around drinking, laughing, and scaring. While that does sound like a good time, the lesser known names are often shoved off to the side as if they're a bunch of basic bitches. But why is that? We at Deadman's Tome though that the big names have partied long enough, it's time for the lesser known monsters like the Yeti, Mothsquio, and Leorilla to have some fun, and you're invited. limited time cover
190 pages, Paperback
Published October 25, 2019
About the author
Jessica Bayliss
9 books138 followersJessica Bayliss is a fiction author with a Ph.D. in clinical psychology who loves all things reading and writing. Author of the young adult horror novella, BROKEN CHORDS and YA thriller, TEN AFTER CLOSING , she has been a lover thrillers and ghost tales since her days scanning VHS rental shelves—admittedly with eyes half-averted from the gory covers. She also loves to eat, cook, and exercise—in that order—and is a firm believer that coffee makes the world a better place.
In the psychology world, she has more than fifteen years of experience and training in the cognitive-behavioral model. She’s a psychotherapist, a teacher, and a researcher. One day it hit her: Why not combine writing and psychology? Just like that, PsychWRITE, her series of lectures, workshops, and coaching services for writers was born. Her blog features motivational posts for writers that combine her passion for writing with her love of psychology.
She has authored thirteen novels and several short stories that appear in anthologies such as BEWARE THE LITTLE WHITE RABBIT, FRIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, and ZOMBIE CHUNKS and in such literary magazines as Sanitarium Magazine. Jessica is a Senior Editor for Allegory Magazine. Member: ITW, HWA, SCBWI, RWA.
Jessica is available for Skype Visits, Workshops, and talks about her books, writing, and related to her PsychWRITE workshops and webinars. For media kits, see the individual pages for each book. For more information, visit http://www.jessicabaylisswrites.com
In the psychology world, she has more than fifteen years of experience and training in the cognitive-behavioral model. She’s a psychotherapist, a teacher, and a researcher. One day it hit her: Why not combine writing and psychology? Just like that, PsychWRITE, her series of lectures, workshops, and coaching services for writers was born. Her blog features motivational posts for writers that combine her passion for writing with her love of psychology.
She has authored thirteen novels and several short stories that appear in anthologies such as BEWARE THE LITTLE WHITE RABBIT, FRIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, and ZOMBIE CHUNKS and in such literary magazines as Sanitarium Magazine. Jessica is a Senior Editor for Allegory Magazine. Member: ITW, HWA, SCBWI, RWA.
Jessica is available for Skype Visits, Workshops, and talks about her books, writing, and related to her PsychWRITE workshops and webinars. For media kits, see the individual pages for each book. For more information, visit http://www.jessicabaylisswrites.com
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January 20, 2020
I have a story in this collection, but this is a review for the rest of the book. I love a good horror comedy, and there are a few in Monster Party. Mothsquito by Pedro Iniguez is a classic b-movie style romp about a movie crew shooting a monster flick in the desert only to be attacked by a real monster. Iniguez nails the b-movie atmosphere of a low budget set and the characters and plot are perfectly tailored for it.
The Ant People by Carlton Herzog is another humorous and gory entry concerning a man battling an advanced civilization of ant creatures that have emerged from his toilet. Engrossing and original piece which has a Gulliver's Travels on acid vibe to it!
There are several other noteworthy stories here including The Tub, Take One, Leave Some, The Stalker, etc.
Needless to say I am pleased to have my short story among such talented writers.
The Ant People by Carlton Herzog is another humorous and gory entry concerning a man battling an advanced civilization of ant creatures that have emerged from his toilet. Engrossing and original piece which has a Gulliver's Travels on acid vibe to it!
There are several other noteworthy stories here including The Tub, Take One, Leave Some, The Stalker, etc.
Needless to say I am pleased to have my short story among such talented writers.
January 19, 2020
What I liked most about Monster Part was the originality and variety of the stories. And I must admit, that cover is definitely poster worthy.
I liked THE THING IN THE SHED. It's a movie as well. And I liked the ANT PEOPLE. I'll never look at
a toilet the same again. Rock on Monsters, rock on!
Carlton Herzog
I liked THE THING IN THE SHED. It's a movie as well. And I liked the ANT PEOPLE. I'll never look at
a toilet the same again. Rock on Monsters, rock on!
Carlton Herzog
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