This is a collection of dark, surreal horror short stories for adult audiences, not children. The collection includes disturbing themes such as Nazi imagery, psychological horror, body horror, and implied violence. While not graphically gory, the stories deal with mature and unsettling subject matter that requires reader maturity to process.
"Lambda Literary and Shirley Jackson Award finalist Eads's first collection of surreal and dark fantastical fiction promises to caress the hackles raised while reading about a ruthless Eva Braun's obsession with Rosie the Riveter, zombies can be fascinated by reciting the plays of William Shakespeare, and troubled youn..."Lambda Literary and Shirley Jackson Award finalist Eads's first collection of surreal and dark fantastical fiction promises to caress the hackles raised while reading about a ruthless Eva Braun's obsession with Rosie the Riveter, zombies can be fascinated by reciting the plays of William Shakespeare, and troubled young men taken for "correction" at an institute discover the shocking truth behind the promise of healing"--
