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Eric Fritzius writes things, acts in others, directs still others, and records mouth noises sold in the form of audiobooks. He has appeared on stage, screen, and both Canadian and American basic cable. Many of his short plays have been produced in West Virginia, Virginia, Ohio, Virginia, and even north of the Mason Dixon.
He is the narrator of the audiobooks HOW TO CARRY BIGFOOT HOME (https://amzn.to/2PFmEgi), MISSISSIPPI NIGHTS (https://amzn.to/2yDzfw5), THE BLACK STAR OF KINGSTON (https://amzn.to/2tnNkIY), THE WRECK AND RISE OF WHITSON MARINER (https://amzn.to/3t5SaZ3), THE LAST ARCHER (https://amzn.to/2MgLrVp), THE FIRST FOWLER (https://amzn.to/3BjM61W), and THE ARCHER'S CUP (https://amzn.to/38jhHEh), as well as his own short story collection A CONSTERNATION OF MONSTERS (https://amzn.to/2luBUOZ).
A Consternation of Monsters is titled after the collective noun for monsters, which we all learned in the 4th grade. Contained within its pages are ten stories featuring monsters of various stripes and forms. In these tales: a creature of make-believe proves difficult to disbelieve, a trickster-god takes an unkindly interest in witnesses, eldritch horrors can be summoned with a quilt, frustrated wolves face dangerous prey, the angel of death wears a plaid sport coat, wise old women are to be feared and heeded, Elvis remains king, the corpses of legends can be perilous to have around, and where one of the most powerful objects in the world is a fork.
The settings for the stories span from rural Mississippi, Appalachia, the desert southwest, Alaska, and on to Memphis, Tennessee.
A Consternation of Monsters has also been released as an audiobook through Audible, Amazon and iTunes. You can hear more about it from the author himself on The Consternation of Monsters Podcast found on iTunes, or the podcast app of your choice, or at https://misterherman.com/consternation-of-monsters-podcast/.
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