Trolls, fairies, zombies, kelpies, mermaids, sirens, witches, and other marvellous beasts run rampage through Skylar Kay’s much-anticipated second collection of poetry. The contemporary fairytales in There’s Magic Here Too: A Trans Woman’s Guide to Being Monstrous celebrate radical self-reclamation and transformative power. From the stark cul-de-sacs of Calgary’s suburbs to the surreal liminality of Windsor’s riverbanks, Kay’s menagerie of shapeshiftersrefigures the image of monstrous queers and trans identities. There’s Magic Here Too moves nimbly across borders between stories, memory, bodies, and the neon-lit edges of identity, all in search of a home.