We Can Always Tell

We Can Always Tell arrives as a collection of trans horror fiction edited by Blue Sunshine. This volume brings together voices such as Enoli Lee, Jester LeRoux, and A. L. Davidson to explore narratives where trans identities intersect with supernatural terror. The stories examine illicit affairs and secret hookups alongside ancient rites of nature. Readers encounter monsters born from flesh and those made through societal rejection. The anthology challenges the notion that a handsome face is merely a surface feature, suggesting instead that identity can be carved into something more complex. The book suits readers seeking explicit horror themes involving trans experiences. It draws on gothic traditions and apocalyptic imagery found in the Book of Revelations. Contributors like Sera Quim and Jude Deluca provide tales that reframe wrongs as righteous acts. The collection does not shy away from visceral body horror or psychological dread. Those uncomfortable with erotic elements or graphic violence should approach with caution. Sunshine qualifies as an editor through their previous work in speculative fiction, curating a cohesive yet diverse range of perspectives. Each story offers a distinct take on transformation and monstrosity. The anthology avoids traditional hero arcs in favor of raw, unfiltered emotional landscapes. It appeals to fans of dark romance and supernatural thriller genres. The structure allows for quick shifts between intimate character studies and larger mythological conflicts. Readers will find the pacing deliberate and the prose sharp. This collection stands as a significant entry in contemporary trans horror literature.