The Prairie Eater

Out where the wind never stops and shadows stretch long across the grass, the Nebraska Sandhills hold their secrets tight. Stories move like grassfire- born from silence, feeding on fear, and devouring everything in their path.

In The Prairie Eater and Other Whispers from the Sandhills, BJ Roshone spins a web of dark folklore, unsettling mystery, and prairie gothic beauty. These haunting short stories are rooted in one of America's last great wild landscapes-the howling plains of nowhere-where murder, madness, and memory cling to the land like dust on old boots.

A haunting companion to Unspoken Water and Other Echoes from the Ozarks, this collection marks the beginning of Roshone's signature blend of rural gothic and place-rooted horror, drawing on the stark beauty and buried secrets of Nebraska's Sandhills to tell stories that linger like wind through barbed wire.

From lost ranchers and haunted homesteads to strange creatures that slither through tall bluestem under a moonless sky, each tale whispers of something just out of sight-something hungry.

These are not stories of comfort.

These are stories of reckoning.

Come see what the wind left behind.