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Amidst the sprawling plains of the Midwest, a young woman walks through a cornfield to find a bus stop. A chicken-line worker becomes involved in a missing persons investigation. A small town adopts a strange new custom and a magician puts on a show. Meanwhile on the coast, hikers are going missing and something's lurking out in the woods. Routine, ritual, and habit turn against those they are meant to serve. When the familiar is called into question, there will be frogs. Tales of disappearance, self-fulfilling prophecies, and ghostly revenge weave together in You Shouldn't Worry About the Frogs.…mehr

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Amidst the sprawling plains of the Midwest, a young woman walks through a cornfield to find a bus stop. A chicken-line worker becomes involved in a missing persons investigation. A small town adopts a strange new custom and a magician puts on a show. Meanwhile on the coast, hikers are going missing and something's lurking out in the woods. Routine, ritual, and habit turn against those they are meant to serve. When the familiar is called into question, there will be frogs. Tales of disappearance, self-fulfilling prophecies, and ghostly revenge weave together in You Shouldn't Worry About the Frogs.
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Eliza Marley is a graduate of Loyola University Chicago creative writing and film programs and is a current graduate student at the University of Illinois Chicago program for writers. Eliza writes with magical realist and surrealist influences. A Queer and neurodivergent writer, much of her work looks at the mysteries hidden within the mundane, peeling back the trivialities of daily life to reveal something new and strange. In her spare time, Eliza plays the harp and is an avid reader of folklore and mysteries. Eliza enjoys hiking, kayaking, and baking. She can often be found with a cup of tea and her cat, Theo, laying on top of whichever book she is trying to read.