The Boy Who Loved Death

Exploring themes of love and mortality, this collection features a diverse array of characters, including an anarcho-socialist wolf, a disillusioned cop, and a reason-driven vampire. Each of the eighteen stories delves into unique narratives, from a rebel's quest in Casablanca to the darker sides of affection and sacrifice. Hal Duncan's award-winning writing captures a spectrum of emotions, blending savagery with joy, and offering a thought-provoking reflection on the complexities of love and death.