Moonstone: January
Note, this month features the conclusion of Moonstone Part 1, and the beginning of Moonstone Part 2. Read Moonstone in it’s entirety. Conclusion to Moonstone Part 1 She grinned. “You are, aren’t you!” Her voice dropped to a whisper even though we were alone in the shop, saying, “If that was such an easy steal, no wonder you stole my heart!” I blushed, taken aback. She came from behind the counter and stood in front of me. Her fingers brushed my cheeks and I swallowed the lump in my throat, fingers closing around the hilt of the closest knives. However, I dared not draw them hastily. “You have your coin,” she said, clearing her throat and gesturing to where the ten gold pieces sat on the counter. “Now, about that kiss?” One perfect eyebrow arched with her question and my heart fluttered in my chest. I nodded, and she leaned…
End of the Year
This One Has Sure Been Rough It’s been rough for everyone. For me, personally, it’s been both the most uplifting year I’ve had as well as the most depressed. However, I feel like despite all that, there have been a few great things that did happen. I published a few things. I stayed active (and safe!) in my community. And, I survived another year. And for that, I’m grateful. It’s been a very long time since I’ve been able to say I’m happy and proud to be alive. Depression has stripped that from me, and despite it being the hardest year I’ve had yet, I have hope it will get better. Published in 2020 Flash Fiction Storyteller was published in September. It’s got 6 gay flash fiction inside. I quite enjoyed compiling this one. The stories inside are: Book, a very gay reflection Coffee, four sugary words To Light Your…
IndigAThon and November Is Here!
National Indigenous History Month November is National Indigenous History Month, and as such there is a read-a-thon hosted by Et Tu Brody? (Twitter | Youtube) and Thor.Wants.Another.Letter (Twitter | Youtube) called IndigAThon! A whole month of reading literature by Indigenous authors! I’m clearly excited about it, what about you? For the month of November, I’m going to try and read three books back-to-back, that cover as many squares as possible each. I can’t read super fast any more, so this will be a challenge for me! IndigAThon TBR List Love After The End edited by Joshua Whitehead This book is an anthology about Two-Spirit scifi and romance. I’ve dug into the first story already, and I have to say that it’s a great read so far! From left-to-right, top-to-bottom, the squares this covers will be: Intersectionality, Other Than 5CT, Buddy Read, and Other Than US. Heartbeat Braves by Pamela Sanderson…
New Horror Release!
6 Westwood Drive Samantha Dam is a nonbinary woman who’s just purchased her first home, and her sister Carolyn is there to help. Sam finds herself in a bit of trouble when some strange things begin to happen, including seeing things she shouldn’t while on her medication. The house itself seems alive, and she doesn’t know if there’s someone living in the crawlspace under the house… Where can I find this? Right now, it’s available through Barnes&Noble, Rakuten Kobo, Apple Books, Tolino, Baker&Taylor, Biblioteca, and Vivlio. No waiting involved! If there’s a demand for it, I may put it on Amazon.