Isabel Atherton crafts narratives that delve into the darker corners of humor and absurdity. Her works often mask profound themes beneath the surface of unconventional and humorous premises. Through her stories, she offers readers a distinct perspective that oscillates between the grotesque and the poignant. Her style is defined by its unconventionality and its capacity to evoke a spectrum of emotions.
In a whimsical twist on classic tales, the story features a mischievous bunny who decides to abandon his polite demeanor for a more rebellious approach. As he navigates a world filled with challenges and quirky characters, his transformation leads to unexpected adventures and valuable lessons about friendship and self-acceptance. The narrative combines humor and heart, inviting readers to embrace their true selves while exploring themes of individuality and change.
Tiddles is a suave, carefree kitty cat whose only pleasures in life are eating mice, wooing the ladies, and being generally apathetic toward his owner, Jake. But when a toxic spill occurs outside of town, Tiddles finds himself savagely attacked by a nasty-looking radioactive field mouse, and he wakes up as one of the undead.