It's the summer of '83. The sun is blazing, the shorts are cut high, and at Camp Arawak the bodies are starting to pile up.

In this fearless reimagining, author B.R. Flynn resurrects the cult classic Sleepaway Camp with empathy, insight, and a gloriously twisted love for the golden age of slashers. Whether you're a diehard fan or a first-time camper, this is the blood-soaked, scream-filled summer you won't forget.

For Angela Baker, Camp Arawak is supposed to be a fresh start-a place to meet new friends, enjoy summer days, and leave behind the shadows of her past. But the ghosts of her trauma are never far behind. Quiet, withdrawn, and painfully misunderstood, Angela doesn't fit in among the loud, often vicious campers.

But something else lurks beneath the surface of Camp Arawak-a darkness that stretches beyond Angela's fragile world. And as tensions rise and bodies fall, Angela begins to change. Something inside her is stirring...

Sleepaway Camp: The Novelization is a profoundly unsettling coming-of-age tale where the true horror lies in how the world treats those it refuses to understand-digging deeper with every page into the genre, into the past, and into the wounds we try to hide.