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Exploring themes of mutation and evolution, this collection features four short stories that delve into the fluidity of existence. Through imaginative narratives, Hodgson examines transformations—from the prickly surface of cactus skin to the complexities of a middle-aged body morphing into a university. Each tale invites readers to consider the malleable nature of being, presenting a unique perspective on identity and change.