A darkly funny, pyrotechnic and deeply unsettling novel from the internationally acclaimed author of New Animal.

'Baxter's prose is a living thing, wild and snarling, its jagged claws and honed teeth unforgiving and relentless.' Foreword UK on New Animal

Sabine returned carrying a bag containing an effortless pair of Christian Wijnants fringed trousers and Ann Demeulemeeter Crinkle Nero boots. The sales assistant had agreed that the combination made Sabine looks exactly like an artist. 'A conceptual artist?' Sabine asked, and the sales assistant said, 'Or an actual artist.'

Sabine is having a moment. Her new exhibition, Fuck You, Help Me, is opening soon and, as her gallerist says, 'hell is an artist three days before their exhibition opens'. But it's not only this coming milestone that is causing Sabine to melt down.

She is being stalked. As exhibition day draws closer, so too does the man who has been watching her. As his approaches become more overt and threatening, Sabine's fear amplifies and transforms into something feral and primal. And then things start to get really strange.

Darkly funny, intense and unsettling, Woo Woo is an astonishing and unflinching dissection of creativity and obsession, love and passion and vengeance and rage. Nothing will prepare you for this literary firestorm from the author of the internationally acclaimed debut New Animal.

Praise for New Animal:

'Profound, profane and darkly hilarious.' - Bri Lee, bestselling author of Eggshell Skull

'New Animal makes for compelling reading…an intense, viscerally affecting book.' Sydney Morning Herald

'Funny, raw, gutsy and stealthily sweet.' - Emily Maguire, bestselling author of Love Objects

'Has all the hallmarks of a literary sensation...this is a fearless and remarkable debut.' The Weekend Australian