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Cryptozoology: Fact and Fiction: An Evening of Cryptozoology with Strange Tales Author Daniel Braum to Celebrate the Book Release of Yeti Tiger Dragon
Date: Wednesday, October 5th
Time: 7pm
Admission: $8
Location: Morbid Anatomy Museum, 424 Third Avenue, 11215 Brooklyn NY
What creatures lurk outside the realm of the civilized world? What creatures are among us yet unseen? These questions have been capturing our collective imagination for eons.
Cryptozoology is the term commonly used referring to the search for creatures that have not been documented by science such as Bigfoot, Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster. Cryptids and cryptozoology are often associated with New Yorker Charles Fort, a prominent researcher of strange phenomenon.
Tonight, join us for a talk exploring some of the most popular and well known cryptozoology beasts such as the Yeti (or "meh-teh" as they are known in Tibet) as well as extinct animals such as the Australian Tasmanian Tiger. Braum will cover colorful theories and the history of these beasts, highlight how they have appeared in literature, and read a story from his new book from Dim Shores Press.
Come for the talk. Celebrate the launch of Yeti Tiger Dragon, published by Dim Shores Press, with a cryptid-themed cocktail.
Daniel Braum is the author of The Night Marchers and Other Strange Tales a collection of short stories from renowned small press publishers Cemetery Dance Publications and Grey Matter Press. Braums first short story The Yetis Hand appeared in the Fortean Bureau in 2004.
https://bloodandstardust.wordpress.com/
Dim Shores is a micropress specializing in things weird and/or dark. Based in the greater Sacramento area, Dim Shores is committed to showcasing top-shelf speculative writing paired with fantastic art.
http://dimshores.storenvy.com/
Yeti Tiger Dragon artist Emily Mintz will be appearing at the event. Emily Mintz is a New York City-based artist, illustrator and fabricator. Her work focuses on the intersection of the natural sciences and the human condition, with equal touches of insight, affection, whimsy and grotesqueness.Through her art she highlights the importance of conservation and the lasting effects humanity and nature have upon one another. She is a freelance animal drawing/sculpting artist and instructor at the American Museum of Natural History and a staff artist and fabricator for the Wildlife Conservation Society at the Bronx Zoo.
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LocationMorbid Anatomy Museum (View)
424 A Third Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
United States
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