Yokai | Japanese Ghosts & Monsters
Kicking off 2020 will be a series on Japan’s ghosts, monsters and demons, the Yokai. Get the scoop on what’s included after the jump.
Interview | Adventures in Cryptozoology with Richard Freeman
Hi gang. Mystic Moon Cafe (including li’l ol’ me) interviewed Richard Freeman about his new book, Adventures in Cryptozoology Vol. 1. Listen in after the jump.
Linda S. Godfrey Interview | I Know What I Saw
On July 10, 2019, Jake, Wendy and June of Mystic Moon Cafe interviewed Linda S. Godfrey about her new book, I Know What I Saw: Modern-Day Encounters with Monsters of New Urban Legend and Ancient Lore. Listen in after the jump.
5 Monster Books for Your Library (and 1 Author)
If you like monsters, then there’s 5 books I always reach for when I’ve got the monster itch. Plus, there’s 1 author I always look to for dog men.
Mummies | Religion, Love & Death Personified
No monster shows the depth of character and uniqueness as the mummy. Each Risen still holds onto its personal skills, loves and losses. And it’s tragic they must die again.
Baykoks | Hunting the Hunters
Baykoks are skeletal warriors that hunt disrespectful hunters on tribal land. These monsters move fast and kill their victims before they realize what happened.
Review | In Search of Monsters
In Search Of Monsters is just about to finish its first season on Travel Channel. Each episode focuses on a cryptid’s origins, witness encounters, an investigation, and expert opinions.
Ghouls | Despicable Corpse Eaters
Ghouls don’t lurk in graveyards anymore. Nowadays, they live and work in cities. They have jobs that put them close to freshly dead bodies. Get the scoop on these corpse eaters after the jump.
Nick Redfern Interview From Mystic Moon Cafe
Hi gang. Last night, I had my first radio show gig, an interview with Nick Redfern. Wendy Schindler, hostess with the mostest, helped me along. Listen in after the jump.
Reapers | Death’s Sympathetic Angels
Reapers get a bad rap. They’re not the cold, unfeeling monsters that escort the living through death. They’re actually torn by their duty, and the lives they take. Get the scoop after the jump.