Inside Out

told in multiple interlocking short stories Inside Out paints a portrait of how humanity might react to a virus that causes the infected to mutate into monstruous forms. It comes across as bleakly plausible but I would have liked more from the body horror aspect of it (don't get me wrong there is quite a bit of body horror I just find Gislason could have leaned into it a little more to make it more effective). Overall it was still a very enjoyable read.