The Transition

The Transition

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The Transition
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The Transition

Logan-Ashley Kisner

The Transition

$19.99
$19.99

Paperback | Usborne GB
  • Horror
  • Young adult

Bitten by a werewolf while recovering from top surgery, a trans teen must race to stop himself becoming full wolf... A pulse-pounding new YA werewolf horror, perfect for fans of Cemetery Boys, Hell Followed with Us and Stephen King.

Having spent his winter break recovering from top surgery, seventeen-year-old Hunter is excited to spend his last months of high school in a body he can feel comfortable in.

That is until one night, when a wild animal comes out of the woods and nearly kills him. Although initially just happy to be alive, Hunter quickly realizes that his injuries are turning his body into something horrible... A werewolf. But with time running out, Hunter must race to keep his friends safe and to save himself, before the body he's fought so hard to have slips away from him for good...

 

"Subversive and scary." The Guardian

"Had me on the edge of my seat." Bill Wood

"Terrifying, tender, and unflinchingly honest." Rory Power

"Wholly original, endlessly subversive and genuinely terrifying." Laura Steven

"A terrifying, masterful debut..." Lex Croucher
Tropes & Themes
  • Transgender representation
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About the Author:

Logan-Ashley Kisner was born, raised, and continues to wander around Las Vegas, Nevada. He graduated from UNLV with a Bachelor's degree in Creative Writing and a minor in Film Studies. On top of writing horror fiction, he's also spent the last few years as a historian, critic, and analyst of transgender characters and imagery often used in the horror genre. He's been published on several horror websites (including Dread Central and Slay Away With Us) and his reading of The Evil Dead as a trans narrative was published in Hear Us Scream: The Voices of Horror Volume II.

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