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FAQ

  • Where can I buy your books?
    Right now, everything I have available is on Amazon Kindle Unlimited and Kindle Vella. Kindle Vella Works will be releasing this year when completed on Ko-Fi and Patreon.
  • When is Air and the Crown being released?
    The second book of the Legacy of the Phoenix is being written right now! As chapters are finished, they are being posted to Kindle Vella as an ARC so you can offer feedback!
  • How long before the next Doctor's Training book is released?
    Kenyon and I are working diligently on some edits for the Doctor's training trilogy. Real life sometimes takes up a lot of our time. In the meantime, check out coming soon for previews of coming releases. Book Two is ready for editing so hopefully by the end of 2023.
  • Do you write only queer characters?
    In most my stories, my primary characters are queer of some type or another, either gender or sexuality. I do have some cis-het characters, like in Dark and the Sword, but even then, it's really debatable if you can call them cis-het since they're god-like beings.
  • Do you ever write straight characters?
    Actually, there are several in some of my books. Dark and the Sword for example features a straight couple in it. It really depends on what book you're reading. I write about relationships and lean toward queer ones but that doesn't mean they're the only thing represented in my stories.
  • Do all your stories feature graphic sex, or just some of them?
    Most of my works are going to be sexually explicit and are recommended for ages 18 and over. Some contain taboo or sensitive topics, and a lot contain triggers. Please read the introduction of a given book to know what you're in for when you read it.
  • How did you get started writing?
    I started writing when I was about eleven years old, and my grandmother was sick in the hospital. I remember clearly getting those first notebooks that I started scribbling out the premise for some stories. It was there I started what would become Escaping Fate, Embracing Destiny. Though over the years, that concept has changed plenty.
  • What writers are your inspiration?
    I always loved Stephen King. I started reading his books at twelve when I found them at a garage sale. He's always been a great inspiration to me. Other than him, Anne McCaffrey, AA Attanasio, and Roger Zalazney were great influences on me. My love of Dungeons and Dragons influences my writing a great deal, and that is where I learned to do a lot of character creation and backstory detailing.
  • Why do you write Fanfiction?
    Fanfiction is my release from stress. I love to write about the worlds I know, and it is a fantastic opportunity to practice characterization of someone else's characters. I practice a lot of the scenes I have in mind for my original works in my fanfiction, and it is a way to play out things that I want to write. It's my no stress writing since it does not require as much work and editing as original works.
  • Do you take Fanfiction requests?
    I often do take fanfiction requests. However, I am severely limited on time a lot, so I don't often get a chance to write them as much as I used to. If you are looking for a request, and you want fanfiction, I might consider it. I do often find plot bunnies irresistible.
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