Because You Love to Hate Me

The stories offer a fresh take by exploring villains’ motivations. I'm curious if the author wanted to challenge the typical hero-villain narrative or highlight overlooked complexities.

Reading from the villains’ point of view made some stories feel more nuanced. Did others find themselves sympathizing with characters traditionally seen as purely evil?

With multiple contributors, I wondered what guided the selection process to keep the anthology unified around villainy and moral ambiguity.