'Its long antennae waved inquiringly back and forth, its tiny eyes
sparkled black with crimson points, and then it began to run. The
Professor caught it in his hand as it toppled from the edge of the
counter. It bit him.' A brush with a killer hornet upends a
reverend's life. A moth wreaks a strange vengeance on an
entomologist. Bees deliver a supernatural dilemma to a
mother-to-be. This new anthology offers a broad range of stories
from the long history of insect literature, where six-legged beasts
play many roles from lethal enemies to ethereal messengers. With
expert notes on how each tale contributed to insect horror
literature, Janette Leaf and Daisy Butcher are your field guides
for a tour through classic insect encounters from the minds of
Edgar Allan Poe, E. F. Benson, Clare Winger Harris and many more.
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