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As Fast as She Can

by E.F. Schraeder

As Fast As She Can - E.F. Schraeder
Editions:Paperback
ISBN: 979-8443889559

Living in a quiet house on the outskirts of town, Ginger isn’t like the other girls.

When she wakes up and discovers the unthinkable about her adoptive parents, she runs away and goes on a rampage straight to the only friend she has. Can she control what they both become?

With a violent, growing hunger and more questions than answers, Ginger has nowhere to turn.

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Genres:
Horror, Horror - Comedy, Horror - LGBTQ+, Horror - Monsters, Horror - New Adult, Horror - Weird Horror, Horror - Young Adult, Paranormal, Paranormal - Monsters, Paranormal - New Adult

Tags:
format - novella 15k-40K, format - paperback, identity - lesbian, potential trigger - blood, potential trigger - gore, potential trigger - violence, where - general - rural

Tropes: Band of Misfits, Becoming a Monster, Evolving Powers
Word Count: 20000
Setting: rural U.S.
Languages Available: English
Tropes: Band of Misfits, Becoming a Monster, Evolving Powers
Word Count: 20000
Setting: rural U.S.
Languages Available: English
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About the Author

E. F. Schraeder believes in ghosts, magic, and dogs.  Schraeder is the author of As Fast as She Can (Sirens Call Publications, 2022); the Imadjinn Award finalist, Liar: Memoir of a Haunting (Omnium Gatherum, 2021); the story collection Ghastly Tales of Gaiety and Greed (Omnium Gatherum, 2020), and several poetry chapbooks including the forthcoming Judy Garland is Not a Sunrise (Finishing Line Press).  A semi-finalist in Headmistress Press’ 2019 Charlotte Mew Chapbook Contest, Schraeder's creative work has appeared in many journals and anthologies including What Remains, Dancing in the Shadows: A Tribute to Anne Rice, Moonflowers & Nightshade: An Anthology of Sapphic Horror,  Sinister Wisdom, Lavender Review, Mobius: The Journal of Social Change, and others. Schraeder’s nonfiction has appeared at Fright Girl, Vastarien: A Literary Journal, the American Library Association’s Intellectual Freedom Blog, Radical Teacher, and other venues.