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Glowrot - Hardcover
Signed hardcover copy of Glowrot: No Way Out of Wonderland
Book blurb:
WHAT IF WONDERLAND WAS A PARASITE THAT FED ON YOUR DESIRES?
Every night, I wake up from the same dream: a vibrating nightclub with melting walls, no way out, and the taste of someone I’ve never met still burning on my tongue.
Every day, the shadow only I can see claws at my skull, screaming that I’m slipping again. He says it’s all fake, that I should forget it, forget Them, and focus only on Him.
But for the first time, He’s wrong.
I just have to find it again.
Find Them again.
We are meant to be together. Even if They don’t know it yet.
Summary:
Glowrot is a queer psychological horror novel written by Venezuelan author Beatrice Lebrun. It mixes found family gone wrong, toxic obsession, and a twisted version of Alice in Wonderland. It’s got toxic longing, liminal spaces, and nonbinary representation at the heart of the story.
It follows Bo, a bisexual Latina unraveling into obsession, dissociation, and a surreal nightclub that might not be real, all in her desperate, delusional search for someone who doesn’t want to be found.
Signed hardcover copy of Glowrot: No Way Out of Wonderland
Book blurb:
WHAT IF WONDERLAND WAS A PARASITE THAT FED ON YOUR DESIRES?
Every night, I wake up from the same dream: a vibrating nightclub with melting walls, no way out, and the taste of someone I’ve never met still burning on my tongue.
Every day, the shadow only I can see claws at my skull, screaming that I’m slipping again. He says it’s all fake, that I should forget it, forget Them, and focus only on Him.
But for the first time, He’s wrong.
I just have to find it again.
Find Them again.
We are meant to be together. Even if They don’t know it yet.
Summary:
Glowrot is a queer psychological horror novel written by Venezuelan author Beatrice Lebrun. It mixes found family gone wrong, toxic obsession, and a twisted version of Alice in Wonderland. It’s got toxic longing, liminal spaces, and nonbinary representation at the heart of the story.
It follows Bo, a bisexual Latina unraveling into obsession, dissociation, and a surreal nightclub that might not be real, all in her desperate, delusional search for someone who doesn’t want to be found.