Canadian monsters, creatures, and myths. Canadian Creature, Myth, and Monster Stories. Edited by Kelsi Morris and Kaitlin Tremblay. The Exile Book of Anthology Series Number Twelve. The stories surrounding monsters, creatures, and myths play an integral role in the formation of a cultural and individual identity. For our forthcoming anthology, Those Who Make Us. Will reflect the complexities of these interactions. The stories submitted to Those Who Make Us.

Edited by Kelsi Morris and Derek Newman-Stille. We are interested in exploring new perspectives on traditional tales. What is going through the minds of the kitchen staff while a traditional fairy tale is occurring? What if Cinderella lost her cybernetic leg? What are the traditional fairy tales that goblins tell their children? What if a dragon showed up in Toronto? What if fai.

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