Since I’m going to launch Kingsley as a podcast and a web story, first, before I crowdfund the actual publication of the book, I can do whatever I want with it. Which means we’re publishing a mixed media story! Here is a video of some of the mixed media aspects I’ve been creating for the story. None of these are finished, but it gives you a taste of some of the things you’ll encounter as you read Kingsley.
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Favorite Quotes from First Half of Kingsley
I have a TikTok and I posted a video that highlighted some of my favorite quotes from the first half of Kingsley, my fantasy noir, angry queer anthro croc book. I’m also done with the edits, so I’ll probably make another video later with even more of my favorite quotes.
Sketchbook Tour
For the last few weeks I’ve been attending my friend’s sketchbook club (follow their instagram account: hydeparksketchclub and I’ve drawn a lot of my characters. I made a video tour of what I’ve drawn so far:
Things I love about Kingsley
I’ve been going through a shitty mental health period and need something positive in my life. So here are some of the reasons I love about Kingsley, my weird ass … Continue reading Things I love about Kingsley
TransRightsReadathon Wrap Up
Last week was Trans Rights Readathon and I managed to read 6 and ¼ books! Thanks to you all, I was also able to fundraise a total of $250 for … Continue reading TransRightsReadathon Wrap Up
Trans Rights Readathon
Things are looking really bleak for the trans community right now, with over 400 anti-trans bills being debated all over the country and increased call for violence against us. This … Continue reading Trans Rights Readathon
Book Review: The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean
The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean 4 stars I really enjoyed Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean. The first two-thirds are really well done while the last act felt too neat … Continue reading Book Review: The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean
Grigori Ignatenko-an aro-ace, nonbinary transmasc, cyborg mercenary
It’s Aromantic Awareness Week and I want to talk about my aro-ace, nonbinary transmasc, cyborg mercenary: Grigori Ignatenko.
Grigori just made his worldwide debut in my short story “Firebird” which can be read in my friend @/EzraArndtWrites pro-bodily autonomy charity anthology: My Say in the Matter. All proceeds go to Abortion Fund, so please buy and/or spread the word!
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A Writing Thing: Alex and Christine
I’ve had a hard time doing anything since my dog died earlier this month, but here is a writing thing that took me three weeks to write. It’s about a … Continue reading A Writing Thing: Alex and Christine
The Martyr and the Widow
Synopsis: Marcus, also known as Heva’s Bane, is the most feared and wanted trans anthro crocodile in Killbraugha. He is literally fearless except when it comes to professing his love for his second in command’s sister: Caroline. With his feelings growing harder and harder to hide each passing day, Marcus desperately desires to tell her how he feels, but how can he when she is still grieving her murdered husband?
This is a short story featuring rebel leader Marcus Galloway (he/him), his second-in-command Kerry McNair (they/he), and Kerry’s sister, Caroline McDermott (she/her). They are three sides characters from the book I’m currently prepping for publication: Kingsley (the one about queer anthro crocodiles giving the middle finger to colonial asshats).
Mars 21st 1825 – McDermott’s Cottage, Marston County, Killbraugha
Marcus knew this was a mistake but said nothing as Kerry led him down the winding road to Caroline’s cottage, the lush green hills of Killbraugha offering an eternal peace and quiet found nowhere else. Not even the invading Hevian forces nor Marcus’ and Kerry’s righteous cause could disturb the tranquility that emitted from their native soil. The grief and pain hovered at the edges, of course, slightly tainting the serenity he desperately craved, but Marcus found it easy to ignore when he focused his mind on unyielding, disciplined, and lovely Caroline. No need to bring his brooding thoughts to her doorstep, one who had already lost so much and would only lose more. Better to bask in her calming presence and indulge in the life she had built by herself, against all odds, but attributed to God’s love and mercy.
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