The Voice of Wild Places is now available in all formats, and the audiobook can be found at major retailers, in addition to my store and Hoopla. 🧭🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
The Voice of Wild Places is a queer historical fiction following two former childhood friends as they search Brazil for a lost legend, and the city he was looking for.
PHEWWW what a month June was. I relistened to a favorite series, read some wicked cool books, and listened to a new release that I inhaled within days.
Not to mention did an author event, released The Voice of Wild Places audiobook, visited the local Pride event, and reorganized my bookshelves. Insert lots of iced coffee, gardening, and walking in the great outdoors.
Hobbies include bickering, arguing over science, and begrudgingly admitting the ridiculous new professor’s tea is good.
Mochizuki and Xlato is the third book in the Levena series, and was supposed to come out in September. We shall see if the brain gremlins allow that to happen 🤞💫
Today’s the day! The audiobook for the explorers is now out in the world. Well, it’s processing in the major distributors but you can currently get it through my author store.
THE VOICE OF WILD PLACES HAS AN AUDIOBOOK!
In this retail sample, Watt accidentally visits his first gay speakeasy and runs into an old friend who looks nothing like he used to, and hits harder than a jack hammer. TW for deadname, punching your old crush in the face.
Big thanks to Sam Stark for narrating this story, I am so excited for you all to hear the pining and adventure. Also a big thanks to Cesar Brasil who narrates Severino and Joaquim, in addition to a few other characters.
The audiobook will release on June 22nd, and you can pre-order through my author site.
When the eldritch creature of the forest brings you gifts in the form of animal pelts, you have to keep them warm in return. Right? 🔥
Temperance is my story in An Outstretched Hand, A Tarot Spread of Queer Stories. It’s on sale for $0.99 this month!
If your Pride TBR isn’t already bursting, here’s some urban fantasy, historical fiction, dystopian fiction, and short stories ranging from the contemporary to fantastical.
Join me for at the Potsdam Public Library for a discussion about my latest release, The Voice of Wild Places, a queer historical fiction following two long lost friends as they search the heart of Brazil for lost legend Percy Fawcett, and the mysterious city he was looking for.
I will also be speaking on independent publishing, researching aspects of queer identity and life in 1930, and bringing along artifacts from the era and artwork for the book. Free ebooks available for guests, and a limited number of signed paperbacks will be available for purchase.
I am so excited! And not at all nervous for my first in person event!
They’re both riddled with illness and mental troubles tbh 🫶🏳️⚧️
The Voice of Wild Places is my queer historical fiction following two former childhood friends as they search for lost legend Percy Fawcett, and the city he was looking for.
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