Zané is an author known for her darkly comedic and provocative storytelling. Her debut novel, "Sadie the Sadist," blends black humor and horror, exploring themes of workplace dehumanization and societal absurdity through the lens of its titular protagonist. The novel, which features graphic violence and psycho-sexual elements, reflects Zané's critique of modern labor systems and her wry observations on human expendability in an increasingly automated world.
Drawing from her experiences working in corporate environments, Zané infuses her writing with sharp satire and unflinching social commentary. Her upcoming work, "Jayne Just Watches," shifts to psychological suspense while maintaining a connection to her earlier fiction—Jayne is Sadie’s neighbor, suggesting an expansion of her fictional universe. Zané’s narratives often challenge conventional norms, blending discomfort with dark wit to engage readers in unsettling yet compelling ways.