Humans are the Problem

You are not alone.Written by the scariest minds in horror today, these 22 brand-new tales show how monsters are taking back their power in a world that desperately needs an inhuman intervention.From violent tooth fairies and Twitter-addicted trolls to vengeful vampires and bittersweet Eldritch family holidays, these stories of real-life monsters-both familiar and never-before-seen-will soothe the monstrous soul of every reader.Because part of you knows that humans are the problem... and monsters are the solution you've been looking for.Humans Are The Problem: A Monster's Anthology is the premiere short-story anthology from Weird Little Worlds Press and made possible by the generous support from the horror community and Kickstarter backers. It includes:&quote;When Humans Attack: A Concerning Introduction,&quote; by Michael Cluff and Willow Becker&quote;Root Rot,&quote; by Sarah Read&quote;Taffy Sweet,&quote; by Michaelbrent Collings&quote;The Dawn Woman,&quote; by Calvin Cleary&quote;Who We Are,&quote; by L.H. Moore&quote;Aquarium Diver,&quote; by Philip Fracassi&quote;Nothing Personal,&quote; by Georgia Cook&quote;Woof,&quote; by Patrick Barb&quote;If Wishes Were,&quote; by John Langan&quote;On This Side of the Veil,&quote; by Gabino Iglesias&quote;Epic Troll,&quote; by Auston Habershaw&quote;The Man and Seaweed and Reeds,&quote; by Corey Farrenkopf&quote;The Sound,&quote; by Leah Claire Kaminski&quote;Poor Butcher-Bird,&quote; by Gemma Files&quote;Crack of the Bat,&quote; by T.J. Tranchell&quote;A Clean Kill,&quote; by Justin Guleserian&quote;Mea Tulpa,&quote; by Gordon Linzner&quote;In the House of the Elementals,&quote; by Lisa Morton&quote;Passed On,&quote; by Die Booth&quote;The Blanch,&quote; by Dominick Cancilla&quote;My Friend Nessie,&quote; by J.H. Moncrieff&quote;Laurel's First Chase,&quote; by Christi Nogle