"The Family Fang" is a novel by Kevin Wilson that follows the lives of siblings Annie and Buster Fang. They grew up in a family of performance artists who often used their children as part of their provocative art pieces. As adults, both siblings struggle with their identities and the impact of their unconventional upbringing. When their parents go missing, Annie and Buster are drawn back into their chaotic family dynamics. They must confront their past and the influence of their parents' art on their lives. The story explores themes of family, identity, and the boundaries of art.