What are you most afraid of? When is monstrosity alluring rather than frightening? And what form might the monsters of the future take? Griffith Review 89: Here Be Monsters explores beasts and bogeymen past and present, literal and figurative. Join three edition contributors as they consider modern-day monstrosities: the suppression of dark impulses, insidious forms of othering, and the throbbing weirdness of the nuclear renaissance.