Katie Lambert

Bliss is 26, lonely, and convinced she’s a vampire slayer. But when her housemate Molly takes her relentless bullying a step too far, Bliss comes to the tenuous conclusion that perhaps the demons she’s been hunting have been under her roof the whole time…

Two protagonists wrestle with their feelings at a fraught emotional crossroads.

Break-ups are hard to swallow

When Alice and Benj’s eight-year-old Jewish son, Ezra, is cast as King Herod in his school Nativity, the couple clash over whether to intervene. The debate escalates as the two argue over who has final say in an interfaith family. Benj, playing the ‘Jewish card’, insists they should stay out of it, scarred by memories of his own overbearing parents, that is, until he sees Ezra’s gleefully murderous rehearsal.

Bliss is 26, lonely, and convinced she’s a vampire slayer. But when her housemate Molly takes her relentless bullying a step too far, Bliss comes to the tenuous conclusion that perhaps the demons she’s been hunting have been under her roof the whole time…

Two protagonists wrestle with their feelings at a fraught emotional crossroads.

Two protagonists wrestle with their feelings at a fraught emotional crossroads.

Break-ups are hard to swallow

Break-ups are hard to swallow

When Alice and Benj’s eight-year-old Jewish son, Ezra, is cast as King Herod in his school Nativity, the couple clash over whether to intervene. The debate escalates as the two argue over who has final say in an interfaith family. Benj, playing the ‘Jewish card’, insists they should stay out of it, scarred by memories of his own overbearing parents, that is, until he sees Ezra’s gleefully murderous rehearsal.