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Humantula

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After the chaos caused by the Sharkantula and Slothantula, Peyton and Trey hope to finally have a peaceful season at the animal park. However, an unexpected phone call from an old foe warns of a new danger roaming outside of the park. As Trey and Peyton team up with Roma, their friend Nate's crotchety grandmother, they leave the park with the remaining Dolphantula and Slothantula at their side to hunt down their old friend and hope they can save him before he transitions into the deadly Humantula!

121 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 15, 2021

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Essel Pratt

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Essel Pratt is a master of horror and fantasy, conjuring tales that haunt souls and inspire imagination. As a student of psychology and teller of tales, Essel writes to share the complex nature of his imaginings with the world. His ever-expanding catalog of short stories spans multiple anthologies and collections, ranging from whimsical fantasy to bizarre horror, including everything in between. Dedicated fans have praised his creations, labeling his talents as prolific in substance.

Hailing from Mishawaka, Indiana, his passion for writing began in the early years as his imagination taunted from within, begging for a release. Dabbling in art at first, he found that the stories that pleaded to be told could not be imprisoned by ink and paint alone. His most notable and prevalent accomplishments include Final Reverie, Sharkantula, and the multiple short stories that have garnered a following of their own, such as the adventures of Detective Mansfield.

Inspired by C.S. Lewis, Clive Barker, Stephen King, Harper Lee, William Golding, and many more, Essel doesn't restrain his writings to straight horror. His first Novel, Final Reverie is more Fantasy/Adventure, but does include elements of Horror. His first zombie book, The ABC's of Zombie Friendship, attacks the zombie genre from an alternate perspective. Future books, that are in progress and yet to be imagined, will explore the blurred boundaries of horror within its competing genres, mixing the elements into a literary stew.


You can follow Essel at the following:

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September 9, 2026
Such a great ending to the trilogy! Over the top and silly. Just as it should be.
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