Which Way Is Up

David Connor, E.F. Mulder

Summary

Sequel to Batsh!t KZ
Norman is a vampire. Having spent most of his life as a bat, arms, legs, walking upright, not sleeping upside down, it all feels so new. He's been in love with KZ for six months now. As foreign as his body feels sometimes, he discovers that's nothing compared to dealing the intricacies of human emotions.
KZ is a nervous wreck. He introduces Norman to his family at Thanksgiving and worries the entire time about everything from garlic in the mashed potatoes to Norman's secret being revealed.
Navigating their way through their first holiday season, Norman tries to be there during a time of loss for KZ but starts to believe KZ might be better suited to someone from his past. Will Norman's jealousy ruin everything? Will he ever get to post a selfie online? Does a blunt and nosy angel have all the answers?

Available since: 02/04/2026.

Print length: 72 pages.

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