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2014 Audie Award Finalist for Children’s Titles for Ages 8-12 “Librarians often say that every book is not for every child, but The True Blue Scouts of Sugar Man Swamp is” (The New York Times). Meet Bingo and J’miah, raccoon brothers on a mission to save Sugar Man Swamp in this...

Deep in the stagnant waters of Bishop’s Creek, a legend is waking up. It begins with a sound—a heavy, wet impact on the roof of a car—and three parallel gouges torn deep into metal. For Frank Henderson, it was a lucky escape. For the rest of the town, it is the beginning of a nightmare. As the oppressive heat of the South Carolina summer settles in, a series of impossible incidents leaves the local authorities baffled. Disappearing livestock, mangled vehicles, and a group of teenagers missing in the impenetrable "Dead Zone" point toward something that shouldn't exist. Sheriff’s ...

The line between safety and savagery is thinner than you think. In the placid waters of a resort lagoon, on a remote river in the Congo, and at the edge of a pristine suburban garden, ancient predators lie in wait. They are masters of the ambush, relics of a prehistoric age, and they share our world. This gripping collection of twenty true stories pulls you into the heart of the most terrifying moments of people's lives. Mauled chronicles the harrowing, moment-by-moment accounts of victims, rescuers, and survivors who have come face-to-face with the world's most efficient predators. From a ...

The swamp doesn't forgive mistakes. And it never forgets its young. Marcus Weir wanted the ultimate viral video. He ignored the local warnings, bypassed the safety markers, and steered his group of friends deep into the forbidden back channels of the Louisiana bayou. They were looking for the "Queen of the Bayou"—a prehistoric legend the locals refuse to name. They found her. One reckless moment turns a celebratory trip into a blood-soaked struggle for survival. After a catastrophic collision with a massive juvenile alligator leaves their boat sinking and their group stranded, the real ...

A standalone edition of Annie Proulx’s beloved story “Brokeback Mountain” (in the collection Close Range)—the basis for the major motion picture directed by Ang Lee, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger, screenplay by Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana. Annie Proulx has written some of...

Everybody knows that Seminole Indians love to wrestle alligators for tourists in the Florida Everglades. Old Buck, leader of the local Seminole Tribe, decides it's time to take James, a teenager, back into the Big Cypress Swamp to teach the boy how to wrestle gators. He takes along Micco, Jumper, Two Feathers and Wolf to help, because the huge giant is 16-feet long and weights close to 2,000 pounds. With help from the older men, James is able to subdue the monster, then turns him loose with the admonition, "OK, Big Fella, you owe me one!" Years later, James becomes the Sheriff of Hendry ...

The Everglades are dying. But something new is being born. Dr. Tess Price knows the swamp better than anyone. She knows the migration patterns, the water levels, and the predators. But she has never seen anything like the "Void." It is a ten-mile dead zone in Sector Four where the wildlife hasn't just been killed. It has been evicted. When a satellite drone captures images of the impossible—earth tilled like a farm and rivers rerouted with mathematical precision—Tess and mechanic Cole Riggins venture into the forbidden zone to investigate. They expect to find poachers or drug runners. ...

Some secrets are meant to be swallowed whole. In the spring of 2005, deep in the humid stillness of the Florida Everglades, a brother and sister commit a chilling act—they murder their parents and feed their bodies to the alligators, believing the swamp will consume every trace of their crime. But someone saw everything. A 15-year-old Miccosukee girl, hidden in the shadows, becomes the sole witness to the horror. Silenced by fear, she carries the truth for twenty years. Now, in 2025, our favorite retired detective Sid Daniels—drawn to cold cases like a moth to flame—tracks her down. ...

Think Bigfoot only haunts the deep wilderness? Think again. For generations, we've pictured Sasquatch lurking in remote forests, a shy giant confined to the shrinking edges of the map. But what if the most chilling encounters aren't happening miles from civilization, but practically in your own backyard? This groundbreaking book shatters the myth of the wilderness-bound Bigfoot, revealing a creature far more adaptable, widespread, and unsettlingly close than we've ever imagined. Journey beyond the familiar forests and explore the compelling evidence placing Bigfoot: On the fringes of ...

Velmal has escaped Gwildor, and has Tom’s mother, Freya, as his prisoner. Tom and Elenna travel to a kingdom at the mercy of six evil Beasts, desperate to catch up with their enemy before his evil magic drains Freya of her life-force.

A celebration of comic book muck encrusted mockeries of men from Swamp Thing to Sludge to Man-Thing to the Heap to all the nameless slime monsters from random horror comics!

Immerse yourself in the captivating tale of a unique man navigating the world of lumberjacks. With Duncans witty style and cleverly ironic perspective, this story promises to entertain both readers and listeners alike. - Summary by Book preface and David Wales

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Electric Mullet Ep #29: Superman Annual #2 & Swamp Thing #79 Welcome back to Electric Mullet: The Superman Podcast! This time Phil and Tyler review Superman Annual #2 (August 1988) featuring the reintroduction/post Crisis debut of Guardian, Project Cadmus, and the Newsboy Legion and Swamp Thing #79 (December 1988) featuring Swamp Thing's appearance in Metropolis as Superman must save the life of…Lex Luthor? Tune in today and don't forget to review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and anywhere else you can! Electric Mullet's Links → Twitter https://twitter.com/...

This episode was originally released in November 2020 as Ep. 304. Ashley selects Swamp Thing issues #52-#53, from the 1982 Swamp Thing comic series, by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, and John Totleben, for dissection this week! It's a tale of mayhem as Swamp Thing heads to Gotham City in search of his spouse, Abby, who is on the run for crimes against nature. The Swamp Thing crosses paths with Batman once again in an all-out battle for Gotham City and Abby! After that, we discuss JLA's Snyder Cut, updates on the HBO Max Green Lantern series & Wonder Woman 1984, and get to champion some of our ...