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We Are All Completely Fine is a 2014 horror novella by Daryl Gregory about a support group for survivors of supernatural trauma, led by psychologist Dr. Jan Sayer, who brings together characters like a former monster hunter, a cannibalism survivor, and a woman with messages carved on her bones, only to unleash ancient evils they must confront together. The book won the World Fantasy Award and Shirley Jackson Award, praised for its character-driven horror, dark humor, and exploration of trauma, blending psychological and supernatural elements.
Key aspects

  • Premise:
    A group of people with unbelievable, horrific pasts (e.g., monster hunting, cannibalism, supernatural carvings) meet in a therapy group, forcing them to confront their shared trauma and the monsters within and without.
  • Characters:
    Features memorable characters like Harrison (a retired monster detective), Stan (a cannibalism survivor), Barbara (haunted by bone carvings), and Greta (scarred and possibly an arsonist).
  • Genre:
    A blend of horror, dark fantasy, and psychological fiction, focusing on character development and the nature of fear and trauma.
  • Awards:
    Winner of the 2015 World Fantasy Award for Best Novella and the 2014 Shirley Jackson Award for Best Novella.
  • Connection:
    It is connected to Gregory's novel Harrison Squared, which serves as a prequel to the character Harrison's story.

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