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…beautiful stranger to her door… (A 5,000 word lesbian romance short story, and prequel to BETTING ON LOVE.) Praise for other works by Alyssa Linn Palmer: “She writes dark and elegant. I love everything of hers I’ve ever read.” –…
…familiar life and a new, dangerous path with the woman she loves. (A 20,000 word novella.) Praise for works by Alyssa Linn Palmer: “She writes dark and elegant. I love everything of hers I’ve ever read.” – Tiffany Reisz, author…
…by YYC Queer Writers features: On the Floor by Alyssa Linn Palmer, Voyeur by Dirk Van Dyk, On the Range by Dallas Barnes, Coming by PW Zellie, The Steward of the Treaty 7 Sodium Forest by Beatrice Aucoin, Hawk’s Eye…
…Mori The Alien’s Zookeeper by Arizona Tape and Sky MacKinnon Jawbreaker by Max Ellendale Underworld Elements by Rachel Ford Week of January 16 Reporter / Journalist Dusty Road Home by Isabella Vee: Volume 2 by Alyssa Linn Palmer Almost Perfect…
Cecilia Mills is new to town and struggling to survive. Her world is turned upside down when she falls for gangster Franky Greco’s moll Nell Prescott. Working at The Orpheus dance hall thanks to Nell, Cecilia becomes known as CeeCee…
Land poor, Elly leaves the family farm and heads to the big city to become something better than a waitress in a small-town diner. Though she’s succumbed to economic necessity and the siren song of her one-time lover, Alex, she…
Kitty Kerr is a high-flying lawyer when her career plans are derailed by the luscious blackberries from Lucy Shen’s Country Mouse Farms. Kitty can’t get enough of the fruit, or of Lucy. Suddenly, she’s wanting things she never dared to…
Broke and desperate after her girlfriend leaves her for a man, Colette finds a job as an artist’s model. When she arrives for an interview, she’s surprised to meet a striking young woman, Lise Beauclerc. Her relief at not having…
“She was Lia to her co-workers at the bookstore, Sylvia to her mother, who clicked her tongue disapprovingly at her bright blue hair and her Monroe stud. But to me, she was simply Vee.” In Alex’s notebooks, the story of…
“She was Lia to her co-workers at the bookstore, Sylvia to her mother, who clicked her tongue disapprovingly at her bright blue and hair and her Monroe stud. But to me, she was simply Vee.” In Alex’s notebooks, the story…
