Witch Hunt is a work of fiction. Any resemblances to real people or events, alive or dead, is purely coincidental, unless it delights you to believe otherwise.
Witch Hunt is intended for adult audiences. Below is a non-exhaustive list of content warnings to be aware of before you begin reading. None of these elements in the story are uncritically unexamined, but occasionally the in-fiction reaction will be more lighthearted than some readers may feel the subject matter deserves.
Content Warnings:
- Violence
- Blood and Gore
- Graphic Depiction of Wounds
- Death
- Suicide, and Suicidal Thoughts
- Severe Mental Health Issues and Depression
- Transmisogyny and Internalized Transmisogyny
- Gender Dysphoria
- Ableism and Ableist Language
- Dissociation
- Intrusive Thoughts
- Loss of Autonomy
- Parental and Childhood Trauma
- Police Harassment and Police Violence
- Fascist Rhetoric and Fascist Violence
- Mind Control and Manipulation
- Terrorism
- Drug and Alcohol Use and Abuse
- Needles
Broadly speaking, Witch Hunt is a novel that contends with some at-times quite dark themes, but was written with the belief that there is always light in that darkness.
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