I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What — Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What — Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What — Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What — Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What — Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
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I don't believe in monsters.""Well, Red, I think you might want to start." Pike turned and looked him in the eye. "What do you think those green things were? And what do you think is trying to smash its way in here? A pony?

— Jack Keely, The Whistlebrass Horror
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