Sightings of dogmen, Bigfoot, and other strange humanoid creatures have haunted residents in rural and forested regions of North America for decades, even centuries. What are they? Natural creatures, supernatural entities, aliens, or the product of humans tinkering with the building-blocks of life? We may never know. We do know they are strange, frightening, and mysterious creatures, and each encounter is a brush with possible violence and death.

Before I worked for the National Unnatural Resources Bureau, I traveled the country and worked pretty much wherever and whenever I could. For a few years I worked on construction crews, and one summer I found myself in the middle of a moldy old knot of abandoned buildings that had once been a summer camp. Ah, the hinterlands of the mountains, where wild things roam and you can walk for hours and never see another human. So it was a surprise when I found buried clothing. And then ...more. N...

Do werewolves like head cheese?It was an easy job. Make some money Enjoy the countryside. Do some fishing on a deserted lake. But it wasn't so simple. What made people disappear? What is hiding in the forest? What's in the water? What were to locals hiding, and who was behind it? A story of fear, fur, and fishing.They took away his family and his face. How could there be a normal life for a man such as he? Maybe normal would forever be out of reach, but when the chance came...

Dogman is the mysterious monster that haunts the woods of Michigan. Part man, part dog, part what? What is dogman? No one knows, but that doesn't stop garbage cans from being raided at night, pets vanishing in certain neighborhoods, and so-called dog attacks on pedestrians in lonely places. Where does it come from? What does it want? This is the second book in my series on Dogman horror. Due to requests, from individuals concerned with profanity, I've bleeped the few bad words that appear ...

When I was just a little one I would stay up late at night and watch black-and-white B movies with monsters from space, mutants, lab grown terrors, and nightmare beasts. At night I sometimes dreamed about them. In my imagination they lived and grew. I imagined their life cycle, their society, and I tried to understand them because I saw them as tragic heroes in many cases who had never done anything but be themselves. I think they deserve to have more of their story told, even if I have to...

Dogman prowls the wet, green forests of the State of Michigan for the most part, but can be found in other states too. The cryptid known as Dogman prefers places where there's a lot of land and few humans to bother them. So find a place where humans are scarce, and the brush is thick, and wait. That's where you'll find them. They like their games, rearing their brood, and hunting their prey. I grew up in the Great Lake State and know it like the back of my beat up paws, and I've had my enc...

Based on true events that happened to my great, great, great, great grandfather while he was on the Oregon Trail! He never would have went, but his wife had other ideas. Prompted by her employer to become an "adventure journalist in the field" for his newspaper, and promised even greater compensation, they decided to move to the West Coast, via the Oregon Trail. So they joined a wagon train, suitably equipped, and journeyed west, following a trail that was marked by graves and pitiful sigh...

A tornado is the most destructive weather phenomenon in nature. It can pick up trees, trucks, cows, and homes. It can destroy towns and forests, empty rivers and lakes, and shred anything made by man or nature smaller than a mountain. It can travel 50 miles or more, with winds reaching 300 miles per hour, dealing violence, death and destruction to everything in its path.Sasquatch. The greatest predator to prowl the mountains of North America since the disappearance of Smilodon fata...

Professor William Dyer experienced much more in the Antarctic than what made it into H. P. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness. With Mr. Dyer, student and pilot, they explored the furthest reaches of the continent, beyond the caves where the initial horrors were found. They experienced the adventure of a lifetime in the streets of the frozen city. One came away mad, the other permanently changed and on a mission to prevent further exploration of the frozen continent. What did they see?...

Bigfoot. El Chupacabra. Greys.The National Unnatural Resources Bureau is dedicated to studying supernatural and paranormal phenomenon, and unusual creatures that live within the borders of the United States. Includes Theodore Roosevelt's encounter with the unknown beneath Devils Tower National Monument.Do not attempt to approach any cryptid in the wild. Contact N.U.R.B. if you happen to come upon a Sasquatch, Chupacabra, water monster or any other cryptid. We will send expe...