A Boy Called Stephany

by C. Sean McGee

A short parable about a small boy releasing the girl within. But could something far more sinister be lurking beneath?

A distastefully witty tale of horror.

Based on the song "Trains" by Porcupine Tree.

25 pages, Paperback

Published March 23, 2018

About the author

"I write weird books."

Dark existential fiction that is just as rich in philosophy as it is strange and unsettling.

From the reclusive mind of Irish-Australian writer, C.SeanMcGee, weird and wonderful stories that delve into the perverse and ever lurking shadow of humanity.

Everything written is fiction.

Eire - Australia - Brasil

*My books are free everywhere except Amazon. Get them anywhere but Amazon, please.

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Reviews

[Tucker · Rating 3 out of 5]

Definitely weird, in a good way. I get that the interaction between the doctor and the parents is implausible. It's intentionally comedic, and it worked. The ending surprised me which was partly good news and partly bad news. I liked being surprised. The reason I was surprised is that it was, unfortunately, implausible to the point of unbuyability. A five-year-old could not have pulled it off for any number of reasons. Some tweaks to the plot would have made the story more believable: the family needs to relocate a thousand miles away at the beginning of the story, and Steven/Stephany needs an older brother.