I’ve always enjoyed writers who can take something familiar and make us see it differently. That is what drew me to Myths & Monsters.
Emma Steel takes fairy tales, folklore, myths, and legendary creatures we think we already know and gives them new life through ambition, identity, desire, humor, darkness, and very human flaws.
What I appreciate most is the imagination behind these stories. They are strange, clever, sometimes unsettling, and they remind us that the most memorable monsters are often the ones that reflect something back at us.
— John Rinaldo The Positive Pen
Category: Dark Fantasy · Folklore · Mythology · Short Stories
