The Dark Side of Escape: Why Holidays Are the New Hotbed of Human Conflict Holidays have become a staple of modern literature, particularly in the realm of psychological drama.
Novels like Claire Powell's "All In" and Chloë Ashby's "Family Friends" paint a picture of vacations gone wrong, where relationships are put to the test and personal demons rear their ugly heads.
The idea that our annual breaks from reality have become a hotbed of human conflict is both intriguing and disturbing.