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Will review the submission and either publish your submission or provide feedback. You can help us out by revising, improving and updatingĪfter you claim a section you’ll have 24 hours to send in a draft. They also paid for all her surgeries and treatments for gender-reassignment. They dote on Brandy like caring older sisters. Three male drag performers that are perhaps the closest thing that Brandy and the Narrator have to actual family. Invisible Monsters is a funny yet gruesome story of a young fashion model who suffers severe disfigurement when half her face is blown off (by a gunshot). Later on in the novel it is revealed that she is actually a gender-reassigned man who transitioned at an early age. Evie is outwardly kind but is actually a mean-spirited, scheming person. Evelyn 'Evie' CottrellĪ fellow fashion model whom the Narrator meets while she learns the ropes of the fashion and modeling industry. He is a cruel, abusive person, and has no compunction about committing murder. Manus Kelley/Seth ThomasĪ former police officer and ex-fiancé, he is referred to by many different names throughout the novel due largely in part because of Brandy’s influence. Brandy is later revealed to be Shane McFarland, the Narrator’s brother who was formerly thought to have died from HIV-AIDS. It is Brandy who urges the Narrator to assume new identities, mask her injuries, and live a new life completely different from what she had. Brandy Alexander/Shane McFarland/Queen Supreme/Princess PrincessĪ transgender/gender-reassigned man who works as a speech therapist at the hospital where the Narrator goes to receive medical care for her gunshot wound. While undergoing therapy she assumes many different identities as a coping mechanism of sorts as the novel progresses. She was fashion model before her face was mutilated by a freak gunshot injury. The narrator of the novel and primary anti-hero, the story unfolds from her point of view and as such the novel is told wholly in the first person.

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