Book I of the Mutable Series: Transitions

What if humans developed supernatural abilities as mutations as we did eye color, skin tone and walking upright? What if Native Americans had healing abilities that protected them from plague and regimes like The Reich had the power of mind manipulation behind it? How would shapeshifting impact one’s sexual identity? What if a sense of “otherness” had nothing to do with gender or race, but instead was based on the supernatural abilities one happened to have? Like other, supernatural series, Mutable carries on the tradition of complex world-building and stunning aesthetics. Unlike other, supernatural series, the characters in play are not merely conduits for power; their powers are manifestations of their search for something authentic in a universe where everyone has a superpower and appearances can be deceiving. Every day we have to sift through false news, propaganda and social conditioning to identify what’s real. Mutable magnifies these issues under a different lens — one that isn’t obscured by our often divisive biases.

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