The little boy next door is just so good. In fact, he's pretty much perfect. And he has a strangely powerful influence on Danny. A disturbing story from an author whose short fiction has been described by scifi.com as "Brilliant on all levels"."Reed has a prose style that's pure dry ice, displayed in dystopian stories that specialize in bitterness and dislocation." --The New York Times Book Review "Kit Reed calls herself 'transgenred...' Her new collection, What Wolves Know... is confirmation of an extraordinary talent." --The Financial Times
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The little boy next door is just so good. In fact, he's pretty much perfect. And he has a strangely powerful influence on Danny. A disturbing story from an author whose short fiction has been described by scifi.com as "Brilliant on all levels"."Reed has a prose style that's pure dry ice, displayed in dystopian stories that specialize in bitterness and dislocation." --The New York Times Book Review "Kit Reed calls herself 'transgenred...' Her new collection, What Wolves Know... is confirmation of an extraordinary talent." --The Financial Times