Andrea L. Rogers' Man Made Monsters is a horror collection featuring Cherokee characters confronting supernatural and all-too-human terrors. Through stories blending Cherokee folklore with contemporary horror, Rogers creates narratives where the real monsters are often colonialism, violence, and erasure. The collection becomes both thrilling and political, proving that Indigenous horror has its own traditions and concerns and that the scariest stories are often about what's been done to Indigenous peoples.

WHY WE PICKED IT: Because Rogers uses horror to explore real terrors facing Indigenous communities, showing that monsters are made by systems and history. This collection reminds us that Indigenous horror is a growing genre, that Cherokee folklore offers rich storytelling possibilities, and that some fears are entirely justified.

DETAILS: • Author: Andrea L. Rogers • Format: Paperback & Hardcover • Ships direct from distributor in 3–7 business days