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Emma Olsen
Emma Olsen writes fiction that often explores unusual themes. Her book Bunny is a notable example of her unique style.
Bunny
Out of money and nearly out of options, Silas returns with his girlfriend Rose to the isolated childhood home he swore he would never see again. It is a house of bad memories, presided over by his Aunt Bunny, who made sure the boy grew up without a single happy one. Back among the woods and the wreckage of his family, Silas hopes only to weather a hard season and move on.
But the house has not forgotten him. As addiction and old hedonism creep back into his life, a string of unnerving events suggests that something far older and hungrier than memory has been waiting in this place. What begins as a story of family dysfunction and self-destruction slides steadily into supernatural dread, until Silas is drawn back into a dark inheritance that refuses to let him go.
Winner of the Aurealis Award for Best Horror Novel, S.E. Tolsen's Bunny is a bleak, atmospheric blend of psychological and supernatural horror. It uses the grip of the uncanny to explore how addiction warps a family and everyone caught in its orbit.
A man drawn back to the childhood home and dark family legacy he tried to escape.
The aunt who made Silas's childhood a misery and looms over the house.
Silas's girlfriend, who returns with him to the isolated house.