Yay! My Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon" hits the number 50 mark. This post is about a creature who knows his way around London, the "Taximan Rat" ("The Knowledge") by Malcolm Devlin a writer of "strange stories." Devlin's entry begins with: "They sent you to me because..."
Here's number 49 in my Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon." This time around I'm highlighting the ancient and still with us female entity known as "The Succubus" by British Paris-based psychotherapist/teacher/writer David Barnes. David's entry begins with "She was always here."
I'm up to number 48 in my Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon." This post is about the underground "Subterrs" creatures by the wonderful Toronto fantasy writer Ann Ewan. Ann's entry opens with "Subterrs are a subterranean race..."
Here's number 47 in my Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon." This time around I'm highlighting feline creatures you won't be making cute cat videos about: "StiffMogs" by London UK writer/actor Rupert Booth. Booth's entry begins with "Ancient Egypt was in some
ways..."
It's the number 46 mark in my Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon." This time around I'm highlighting a creature you may have become familiar with on your TV screen, the "Sojourner" by Toronto writer/poet/swordsman Kurt Zubatiuk. Kurt's entry begins with:
"Physical Description
• tall
• curly, messy hair"
And now for the 45th post in my Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon." This time around it's about the updated adventures of the "Sphinx" creature by Massachusetts-based writer/editor/role playing game designer/publisher/game theorist Emily Care Boss. Emily's story begins with "It’s cozy curling up on the 404 Not Found..."
My Stone Skin Press Gods, Memes and Monsters anthology "Quick-Hit-a-Thon" hits the number 44 mark. This time around I'm highlighting a creature by UK novelist/scriptwriter/game writer Jonathan L. Howard. The "Skriker" is based on a local legend from the village where Howard grew up and opens with "So, this is a story I heard..."
