From ’s Pete Wentz, Hannah Klein ( ), and Lisa Sterle ( ) comes the graphic novel about a chronically depressed girl who’s tired of fighting for her...death. Today is Ash’s big finale. And by finale, of course, she means exiting the stage permanently. Ash is a sixteen-year-old girl with more angst than Ian Curtis and Elliott Smith combined (her two idols). She’s apathetic and therefore believes death is the easiest route to relief. But nothing is more embarrassing than a lame death. Unfortunately, her meticulous plans — which include the perfect outfit, soundtrack, and method — are all ruined when the beautiful knife she buys off a webstore turns out to be charmed with a protection spell. Now, Ash has to track down the witch who turned her clocking out attempt into the worst gift imaginable: immortality. Turns out, the witch responsible is another sixteen-year-old-girl named (get this) Liv. The two vow to undo the charm together and fight for Ash’s death...even as things get increasingly entangled with a strange new antidepressant called Somnia and her mom’s gross boyfriend, Greg. is a musically immersive experience, featuring QR codes that lead the reader to: For fans of: (Zoe Thorogood), (Maggie Tokuda-Hall & Lisa Sterle), (Zoe Aarsen), (M. Verano), (LJ Smith), (Joe Hill), the (Leigh Bardugo), (V.E. Schwab), (Mona Awad), (graphic novels, prose novels), the series (Alice Hoffman), (Vera Brosgol), the series and the films and This book includes discussion of suicide, suicidal ideation, and depiction of self-harm. While Vault hopes this book will help some readers feel less alone, its content may be triggering. Please only read ahead if you are safe and supported. If you are struggling, it's important to share your feelings with people you trust. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline number is 988 - call or text 24/7 for free and confidential support. You can also access online at: https://988lifeline.org/ “When they say books can save your life, they mean books like this." — Ben Hennessy ( ) "Witches, music, and mystery intertwined — seriously, what's not to love?" — Natalie Nardozza ( "If I see Lisa Sterle’s name, I’m buying it." — Chris Shehan ( " is a bubblegum emo-goth swirl of depression, obsession, love, and self-discovery." — Sally Cantirino ( "Reminiscent of , , and many classic 90's indie comics [...] Readers are in for a treat." — Cody Ziglar ( “Sterle’s underground punk art style will have you staring at each page for hours!" — Justin Richards ( "An important book that would've made me feel seen as a teen." — Val Halvorson ( “As beautifully drawn as it is darkly funny." “ is like a gay anime “ ”and I’m HERE FOR IT!” — Corin Howell ( "A wonderful read with true heart." — David 'DB' Andry ( “Strikes a deft balance between acerbic and sweet, while Lisa Sterle stuns with career-best artwork." — John Lees ( “Simultaneously one of the most adorable and disturbing things I’ve read in my life.” - Eliot Rahal (