Monsters: A Bestiary of Devils, Demons, Vampires, Werewolves, and Other Magical Creatures
". . . without doubt one of the best (if not the best) bestiary-style publications that has ever hit the book-shelves. . ." (Reviews of the Mysterious Kind, September 2010)"This is the big book of monsters for little kids and big kids and everyone in between.  It's a treasure-trove of fantastic art showing fantastic creatures from all around the world and from all cultures-from ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China all the way up toFrankenstein, Big Foot, and Pablo Picasso." (Barbara Ardinger, Ph.D., Feathered Quill Magazine, September 2010)" . . . a unique collection of art that should be on every historian of horror's shelf.  Whether you like to read or just enjoy a great picture book,Monstersprovides a healthy dose of each to satisfy your curiosity. . . Hard to put down and hard to get out of your head.....history holds some captivating monsters, and so does Christopher Dell's collection." (HorrorNews.net, September 2010)"The selection of illustrations almost can't be topped . . . Readers will find themselves poring through this book to read about these similarities and to take in the wonderful illustrations . . . This intense anthology would make an excellent addition to any research library.  It also would be an interesting novelty coffee-table book." (P.J. Hoover, New Age Retailer, October 2010)“. . . with it's fascinating variety and inclusion of fantastically beautiful artwork Monsters should be a must have for anyone serious bout the subject matter. It would also make a solid, and surely treasured, introduction to the subject matter for those looking for a place to start.” (The Magical Buffet, November 2010)“It is the perfect gift for the monster obsessed child, or bizarre adult in your life. You know you have one.” (Kick Ass Book Reviews Blog, January 2011)“This is a wonderful book for someone wanting to learn more about a lot of monsters. If you are looking for something more in-depth, it is an excellent starting point. . . The illustrations will entrance you, and the information will spur you to check the list of “further reading” material and websites.” (Psychic-Magic, March 2011)