by J.M. Plumbley | Sep 24, 2023 | Monster Meet, Special Notices
Is our limited time on this earth. To focus further on original fiction (my first love), I am letting Monster Meet lie in wait for a little while. Sign up for updates if you want to get a hint when it might come bursting out of the soil again....
by J.M. Plumbley | Jun 21, 2023 | Monster Meet
Hot take: the wheel is an extraordinary invention. Living in New York City (where walking is a way of life), I am grateful for it every time I gear up my granny cart to haul groceries or laundry. The wheel allowed humanity to carry heavier loads, to be mobile...
by J.M. Plumbley | Mar 20, 2023 | Monster Meet
My favorite game of all time is hide-and-seek. Especially hide-and-seek in the dark. We used to play it at every family gathering, running and ducking through the pastel rooms of my grandparents’ 3-story house. My family has lots of stories from those games,...
by J.M. Plumbley | Dec 21, 2022 | Monster Meet
There comes a time in one’s monster-blogging career where the well of holiday-themed boogeymen runs dry. This year, I perused a couple cheery articles about how Santa loves the flesh of small children (tip: distract him by leaving out cookies instead), but struggled...
by J.M. Plumbley | Sep 22, 2022 | Monster Meet
If the gods of travel are willing, my husband and I will be visiting the Scottish Highlands in less than a month. Most of the planning has fallen to me. So naturally, I booked us a stay in one of the most haunted places in Scotland. Historical foundations Tulloch...
by J.M. Plumbley | Jun 21, 2022 | Monster Meet
Content warning: suicidality. In the late 2000’s, a 40-year old school teacher came to visit Dr. Francesca Anzellotti at the Department of Neuroscience and Imaging at G. d’Annunzio University in Chieti, Italy. The teacher had been referred there after suffering...
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