Patrick Ness

Monsters of Men by Patrick Ness is the final installment to the Chaos Walking trilogy, and the Chaos Walking trilogy is all about war.

Edgar Rice Burroughs

The Monster Men is written by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

by Walker Books and

Monsters of Men Monsters of Men is a young-adult science fiction novel by Patrick Ness, published by Walker Books in May 2010.

in May, 2010

Monsters of Men Monsters of Men is a young-adult science fiction novel by Patrick Ness, published by Walker Books in May 2010.

Reinaldo Marcus Green

Monsters and Men is the feature debut of writer/director Reinaldo Marcus Green.

a 1913 science fiction novel by American author Edgar Rice Burroughs, written under the working title 'Number Thirteen'

The Monster Men is a 1913 science fiction novel by American author Edgar Rice Burroughs, written under the working title 'Number Thirteen'.

by all four band members

‘Monsters’ was collectively written by all four band members and covers some deep topics that all of us can relate to including; isolation, fear, the dangers of social media and paranoia – all of which are widely discussed throughout the media.

David Fairchild and David Fairchild's wife, Marian — the daughter of Alexander Graham Bell —

David Fairchild and David Fairchild's wife, Marian — the daughter of Alexander Graham Bell — published Book of Monsters after a laborious summer creating some of the earliest macrophotographs of tiny creatures in their backyard just north of Chevy Chase, Maryland.

by Karen Beilharz

Monsters was written by Karen Beilharz (Kinds of Blue, Eternal Life) and illustrated by a range of exciting talent from the Australian comics community: Mike Barry, EmmJ, Peter Fairfax (Valentine’s Dei), Kathleen Jennings (Ditmar award-winner and World Fantasy Award nominee), Greg Lamrock, René Pfitzner (former animator at Walt Disney), Nathan Seabolt, Belinda Stead, Jordan Taia and Jemima Trappel (Wonderfully Madison, Fearfully Madison, Same).

by World War Z author Max Brooks

monsters is partially written by World War Z author Max Brooks.

the third and final book in the Chaos Walking trilogy, a series that focuses on the stories of Todd Hewitt and Viola Eade in a futuristic, fantastical world of the New World where men’s thoughts can be heard aloud (which is called ‘Noise’)

Monsters of Men is the third and final book in the Chaos Walking trilogy, a series that focuses on the stories of Todd Hewitt and Viola Eade in a futuristic, fantastical world of the New World where men’s thoughts can be heard aloud (which is called ‘Noise’) and women are feared and repressed for their lack of said ‘Noise’.

Karen Beilharz (Kinds of Blue, Eternal Life)

Monsters was written by Karen Beilharz (Kinds of Blue, Eternal Life) and illustrated by a range of exciting talent from the Australian comics community: Mike Barry, EmmJ, Peter Fairfax (Valentine’s Dei), Kathleen Jennings (Ditmar award-winner and World Fantasy Award nominee), Greg Lamrock, René Pfitzner (former animator at Walt Disney), Nathan Seabolt, Belinda Stead, Jordan Taia and Jemima Trappel

A Freemason, a student of geomancy and sacred geometry, and a widely read blogger, John Michael Greer

A Freemason, a student of geomancy and sacred geometry, and a widely read blogger, John Michael Greer is also the author of numerous books, including Monsters, The New Encyclopedia of the Occult and Secrets of the Lost Symbol, and currently serves as the Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA), a contemporary school of Druid nature spirituality.

Vincent Mackay, Alex Newcombe, and Duane Burry

Monsters is an anthology of short stories by Vincent Mackay, Alex Newcombe, and Duane Burry.

Xavier Dorrison, famous bande dessinée storyteller

The plot was written by Xavier Dorrison, famous bande dessinée storyteller, while the monsters were designed by Claire Wendling, one of the best BD artists around.

such fine writers as Neil Gaiman, Larry – now Lana – Wachowski, and former Chatterer Cenobite Nick Vince

Probably because the comic employed such fine writers as Neil Gaiman, Larry – now Lana – Wachowski, and former Chatterer Cenobite Nick Vince (who, years later, introduced my collection Monsters).

Dean Koontz

Horror fantasist, Dean Koontz continues Tommy Hancock's best selling series about the never ending war between Mary Shelly’s mad scientist Victor Frankenstein and Tommy Hancock's immortal creation, the Monster; now known in these books as Deucalion.

with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Of course, a book on man-made monsters must start in fiction with Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.