Fear & Folklore: American Monsters

By: Allen Sircy

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Embark on a chilling journey across the United States with "Fear & Folklore: American Monsters." This gripping exploration delves into the shadows of American history to unearth the most notorious cryptids and monsters that have haunted the nation's collective imagination.

From the misty woodlands of the Pacific Northwest to the eerie swamps of Louisiana, this collection reveals the tales behind some of the most enduring legends. Encounter the elusive Bigfoot, the ominous Jersey Devil, and the winged harbinger of doom, Mothman, each with its own haunting narrative that has captivated generations.

But "Fear & Folklore" goes beyond the well-known myths, venturing into the heart of lesser-known horrors that have lurked in the corners of American folklore. Discover the Goatman of Bowie, Maine, a creature born from scientific experimentation gone awry, or the Rougarou in the bayous of Louisiana, a shape-shifting entity with a hunger for the unsuspecting.

From Florida to Alaska, follow the trail of terror as the book unveils cryptids like The Stench in Red Boiling Springs, Tennessee, and the menacing Devil Fish of Cedar Key, Florida. Sail the haunted waters of the Mississippi River, where riverboats in the 1870s fell victim to a malevolent force that defies explanation.

From well-known legends to the obscure and unsettling, this book invites you to confront the unknown and question the thin veil between reality and the terrifying world of American monsters.