The Curious Case of the Werewolf that Wasn't

Carriger's playful approach to traditional paranormal tropes adds a fresh perspective. I'm curious what sparked her decision to blend humor with fantasy in this way.

The stories seem light on the surface but carry a deeper message about conformity and identity. Did others pick up on that layer, or was it just me?

The stories are so witty, yet some touched on genuine emotion. I'm interested in how Carriger approached blending comedy with more serious themes.