Kelpie The Legend Documentary Film

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Literature [ ] • In the book, the final book in the by, main character is angered after her best friend,, has imprinted on her infant daughter, Renesmee, but livid when he nicknames her 'Nessie', after the former claims that the name she has come up with for her daughter is 'kind of a mouthful'. • In the book Reaper (2014) by Brock Allen, the Loch Ness monster lives as a pet to the Reaper in another dimension. There the monster is known as the Snelochs and is released in our world by some kids that are trying to rescue the main character's sister from the Reaper. • In the short story 'The Convenient Monster' (1959, coll.

1962) investigates an alleged monster attack, finding a human culprit - who is then attacked by the real monster. A 1966 TV adaptation ends more ambiguously. • The Scottish poet published the sound poem 'The Loch Ness Monster's Song' in 1973. • In 's short story, 'The Horses of Lir' (1981), collected in the anthology (1983), the Loch Ness Monster is one of several creatures stabled in a cave near the loch who draw the of the Celtic sea-god.

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• In the book The Boggart and the Monster (1997) by, the Loch Ness Monster is actually an invisible shape-shifting creature that has become trapped in one form. • In the book (2001) by, the 'Loch Ness Monster' is said to be a misunderstanding of what is in fact the world's largest. • (2005) by is a novel about the Loch Ness Monster which incorporates many historical and scientific elements into the story line. Digipan user guide free. In the book, the creature is said to be a species of gigantic and carnivorous. • The series by and features a minor reference to Nessie. In the novel, a heroic organization mentions a reptile that was exposed to the magical substance known as 'starstuff' and escaped into Loch Ness before it could be caught.

• The tabloid often reports on the creature, claiming that it has become pregnant, or been captured, sold, or killed. • In 's book Destiny Kills (2009), Destiny is a shape-changing sea dragon whose ancestral home is Loch Ness. She states that the legend of the Loch Ness Monster often provided her family the cover they needed to live among the humans undetected. • The Cryptid Files: Loch Ness (2010) by is a novel for children published by that features the Loch Ness Monster and which interweaves the story of a budding cryptozoologist Vanessa Day with facts about Nessie and Loch Ness. • In the (by and other authors) the is actually a monster-shaped by the. • In the Scotland-based time travel series by sighting of the Loch Ness Monster and discussion of the subject appears in the early books.

The central character and heroine, Claire, not only sees the 'Monster' (when she has gone back to the Jacobite period by passing through a circle of standing stones), but later back in her own present time discusses the theory that there could be a similar 'time passage' under the loch which would explain the infrequency of the 'Monster's' appearance - it surfaces in present-day occasionally but then goes back to its own time - she identifies the 'Monster' she has seen as 'probably a Plesiosaur'. • wrote a novel, The Water Horse, which was the basis for (see below, under Movies).