After self-publishing a book of essays in 2020, I moved into the fiction space with two new novels, both currently seeking representation. My work explores queer identities, pop culture, and gender euphoria… particularly in tween girl superheroes.
Enneaka is imaginative fiction for queer adult readers.
Enneaka is a 12-year-old queer girl whose worlds keep dying around her, a walking child of the apocalypse. Her narrator, an adult cisgender burnout, is playing catch-up to all the things he’s spent a lifetime burying. As Enneaka tries to save her Mirror City from destruction (she fails), or become a scavenger on a flooded wasteland (she dies), the author is writing pop culture essays about girls in video games and trying to work out why a piece of him, always, felt like it was missing.
This is a bigender coming out story. For sample chapters or any other information, please inquire below.
97,000 words; completed manuscript. Themes: LGBTQIA+; the climate crisis; bullying; video games.
The Last Alchemist is a steampunk fantasy for young adult readers. A girl, alone in her own pocket universe, learns that she contains all of the magic from the world she left behind.
The first in a potential series exploring the shades of magic.
104,000 words; completed manuscript. Themes: post-apocalyptic fantasy; trans identities; magic; steampunk.