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From Pews to Platforms: Why I Wrote From Pray to Slay
📘 Get the book here📚 Explore more books on my Amazon Author Page I didn’t write From Pray to Slay because I thought the world needed another “queer trauma” novel. I wrote it because I needed something messier than healing and more honest than hope. I needed something that didn’t tie things up with a
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30 Lines I Shouldn’t Have Written, But Did
(And Why They Still Hurt) After years of writing in silence—submitting manuscripts, shelving drafts, waiting for the mythical “right time”—I finally stopped waiting. I self-published. Loudly. Messily. Honestly. These books aren’t polished for comfort. They’re blood-wrapped confessions, survivors’ testaments, trauma told with teeth and tenderness. Below are 30 lines I never thought I’d write, but
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The Weight of Secrets, the Air We Breathe: Why I Wrote A Secret in the Air
Every book I write starts with a question I’m too afraid to ask out loud. For A Secret in the Air, the question was this:What happens when silence becomes its own kind of survival?And what happens when love—unexpected, inconvenient, terrifying love—cracks that silence open? Set in a small Southern town obsessed with order, reputation, and
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Something Tender Survives Is Not a Love Story—It’s A Survival Story
Why I Wrote Something Tender SurvivesBuy it here When I first sat down to write Something Tender Survives, I didn’t know if I was building a novel or just trying to exhale. I’d written about trauma before—memoirs where I peeled back the skin of my past, bled truth onto the page, and called it healing.
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Elmo’s Dark Side: When a Fuzzy Red Muppet Becomes the Mouthpiece of Madness
In a plot twist no one saw coming—until the screenshot clutter hit the timeline—Elmo’s official X account went rogue. Instead of his usual brand of heartwarming check‑ins and cookie-fueled cheer, followers were greeted with hate-filled sludge: antisemitic slurs, racist tirades, conspiracy theories, and even a sudden obsession with the Epstein files (“Release the files, child
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The Chapters That Deserved Volumes: Small Town Gayby: Rebirth Isn’t Painless
Amazon Link: Rebirth Isn’t Painless From The Author When I wrote Small Town Gayby, I called it a fictional memoir—a mosaic of truth and storytelling that pieced together the outlines of my life into something whole. At the time, I needed a way to tell the story in one breath, to get it all out,
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He Gave Me a Reason to Want to Live: The Trauma Bible
Read it Here📘 The Trauma Bible: My Queer Psalms📚 Author Page Some books are written with trembling hands. Some with defiance. The Trauma Bible: My Queer Psalms was born from both. This collection is a love letter to survival—not the glossy, “everything’s fine now” kind, but the quiet, messy, deeply queer kind. The kind of
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The Menendez Brothers Might Be Walking—And Not Because of Good Behavior
In a plot twist no one saw coming—except maybe anyone who’s ever watched a true crime docuseries—Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William C. Ryan just cracked open a legal time capsule from 1996 and asked the DA’s office a bold question: “You sure about that conviction?” Apparently, the answer might soon be “Eh… maybe
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When Nature Goes Full Arsonist: Grand Canyon Edition
Well, the Grand Canyon just rage-quit the season. In what meteorologists are calling a “climate-fueled hissy fit” and park officials are calling “deeply unfortunate,” a historic lodge on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon has been reduced to ashes, kindling, and charred guest comment cards. The wildfire that caused it? Fast, furious, and apparently
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2,062 Reasons to Say Thank You
I sat down to write this post thinking it would just be a quick “thanks y’all,” but the truth is—this milestone deserves more than that. Because when I launched these books into the world, I didn’t expect this. I didn’t expect 2,060 of you to download my eBooks. I didn’t expect 2 people to buy