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A review by pchb
Howl by Shaun David Hutchinson
4.0
I requested and received an advance copy ebook of "Howl" through Edelweiss (I'm an indie bookseller).
The Shaun David Hutchinson I love is back. If your favorites of his are "We Are The Ants" and "At the Edge of the Universe" (like me), you'll love "Howl": it's gay, angsty, and slightly supernatural. "Howl" just adds werewolves to the mix. Does it get better than that?
Something I admire about "Howl" is the main character's comfortability being out (but without losing any of the angst!), especially in comparison to Hutchinson's older titles. Main character Virgil's nonchalance about being gay, especially in a small southern town, is refreshing. Hutchinson's writing reflects the increasingly-accepting attitudes of younger generations.
The Shaun David Hutchinson I love is back. If your favorites of his are "We Are The Ants" and "At the Edge of the Universe" (like me), you'll love "Howl": it's gay, angsty, and slightly supernatural. "Howl" just adds werewolves to the mix. Does it get better than that?
Something I admire about "Howl" is the main character's comfortability being out (but without losing any of the angst!), especially in comparison to Hutchinson's older titles. Main character Virgil's nonchalance about being gay, especially in a small southern town, is refreshing. Hutchinson's writing reflects the increasingly-accepting attitudes of younger generations.