Postmodern Queer Southern Gothic Thriller— A Review
<p>He/they is a native of the American South and practicing neo pagan with a Bachelor’s in psychology and a PhD in English. He has a life partner who is another man. They both have Dissociative Identity Disorder. His full bio is <a href="https://medium.com/about-me-stories/about-me-patrick-bryce-wright-71ad36ed2aad" rel="noopener">here</a>. Their background is important because the novel takes place in Kentucky, involves neo pagan subculture, and contains psychological thriller elements. And, obviously, is a queer romance.</p>
<p>But is it primarily a romance? Certainly there are some romance tropes. For instance, there are many attractive people. It’s being sold as a romance. And yet the novel has so many other elements that I almost hesitate to describe it as a romance.</p>
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