The Monsters Are Here autism and many other places

and many other places

He has also written two long-poem

on several blogs

Painstakingly planning

—State Representative Joyce Mason

The Monsters Are Here autism and many other placesThe thirty stories in this collection give the reader Kelly Link meets Bram Stoker and Nathaniel Hawthorne in a forest or an alternative universe with aliens. The stories rely on both humor and terror to capture the reader's attention. As one literary journal editor noted, "[D'Angelo is] very good at building suspense." Consisting of both flash fiction and full length stories, this feminist collection will taking you through a gambit of genre bending