Shark Toothed Grin

Doug Goodman presents a narrative centered on Yig, a character who has spent years managing multiple personalities. The plot shifts when she is bitten by a wereshark, causing dormant identities to resurface. This event triggers periods of lost time and suggests the emergence of a new persona characterized by sharp teeth. The story explores the internal conflict required for Yig to confront this aquatic threat. Goodman draws on supernatural fiction traditions to examine identity fragmentation. The work is published by Severed Press and released in September 2017. It appeals to readers interested in psychological horror and shapeshifting tropes. Those seeking straightforward action without internal monologue may find the focus on mental states less engaging. The narrative structure relies on Yig’s perspective as she struggles to maintain control over her changing self. The book suits fans of gothic fiction who enjoy complex character studies. It does not cater to readers preferring clear-cut hero narratives or minimal supernatural elements. Goodman qualifies himself through this specific exploration of fractured psyches under physical duress. The text remains grounded in Yig’s experience without expanding into broader world-building. Readers will follow her attempt to integrate these new traits before they consume her entirely.