Bunny

Bunny is a darkly comedic novel that follows Samantha Heather Mackey, a scholarship student at a prestigious New England university's MFA program.

She feels alienated by her wealthy, cliquey classmates, whom she refers to as 'the Bunnies.

' As Samantha becomes entangled in the Bunnies' bizarre world, she discovers their strange ritual of turning small animals into human-like creations, which they then destroy.

The novel explores themes of female friendship, identity, and the pressures of creative writing programs.

Awad's sharp prose and surreal imagery create a disturbing and thought-provoking commentary on the art world and the search for belonging.

The book's blend of humor and horror has earned it a cult following, with readers drawn to its exploration of the dark side of creativity and the complexities of human relationships.