Ingrown

<p>‘The hairs are always buried much deeper than you think.’</p><p>Where the natural collides with the supernatural, these vivid stories situate us at the permeable border between fantastical and mundane.</p><p>A teenage swimmer tries to remove an ingrown hair that takes on a life of its own. A town grapples with an uncontrollable growth of moss. A horror soundtrack haunts its composer.</p><p>Testing the boundary between fantasy and reality, Oliver stretches the imagination to its limits in a collection which places the physical body, human connection and the truth at its centre.</p><p>These tales navigate guilt, grief and explore the nature of victimhood. Oliver’s honest voice penetrates human truths while ghosting narratives with the uncanny.</p><p>Journey to the outer limits of bodily awareness as characters dive deep to confront their truth.</p>