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Alison Evans

    Alison Evans crafts narratives that delve into the complexities of identity and queer experiences with a distinctive, often experimental style. Their work challenges conventional storytelling, inviting readers to explore nuanced themes of embodiment, gender, and societal constructs. Evans' writing is known for its evocative prose and the creation of worlds that are both unsettling and profoundly beautiful. They possess a unique ability to imbue their characters with resonant and memorable voices, making their stories linger long after reading.

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    Euphoria Kids
    • 2021

      Euphoria Kids

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.2(336)Add rating

      Ever since the witch cursed Babs, she turns invisible sometimes. She has her mum and her dog, but teachers and classmates barely notice her. Then, one day, Iris can see her. And Iris likes what they see. Babs is made of fire.Iris grew from a seed in the ground. They have friends, but not human ones. Not until they meet Babs. The two of them have a lot in common: they speak to dryads and faeries, and they're connected to the magic that's all around them.There's a new boy at school, a boy who's like them and who hasn't found his real name. Soon the three of them are hanging out and trying spellwork together. Magic can be dangerous, though. Witches and fae can be cruel. Something is happening in the other realm, and despite being warned to stay away, the three friends have to figure out how to deal with it on their own terms.Anyone who loves the work of Francesca Lia Block and delights in Studio Ghibli films will be entranced by this gorgeous and gentle young adult novel about three queer friends who come into their power.

      Euphoria Kids
    • 2017

      Ida

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Ida's journey navigates the complexities of choice and self-discovery as she grapples with her unique ability to shift between parallel universes. This power leads her to question her control over her life and the implications of her decisions. Encountering a doppelganger prompts her to reflect on the nature of her existence and the potential loss of what truly matters. The novel delves into themes of love, longing, and the overwhelming nature of choices, earning accolades such as the People's Choice at the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards.

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