The Wolf Who Cried Boy asks: When do the fairytales that parents tell their children start endangering them rather than keeping them safe? The Wolf Who Cried Boy: themes of toxic masculinityMupotsa-Russell engages with themes of toxic masculinity, the cycle of violence, corruption, and the notion of truth. The Wolf Who Cried Boy by Mark Mupotsa-RussellAt the centre of all of this is the brilliant and endearing Henry. The Wolf Who Cried Boy: masterful execution of a child’s perspectiveMupotsa-Russell’s execution of a child’s perspective is masterful. The Wolf Who Cried Boy by Mark Mupotsa-Russell is published by Affirm Press.