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Joy taken completely seriously. Romantic comedy, fantasy adventure, satire — all of it executed with the same care as the darker work. Because warmth is not a lesser register than tragedy. It is a harder one.

Croque et Crème
Rival bakers on the same London street. Lillian's warm, flour-dusted Badger's Crust versus Miles's sleek Croque et Crème across the road. They fall in love through competition, spreadsheet arguments, and shared noodles. Serialising on Wattpad from next week.
Long fiction
Furlandia
A retired bard in a house on a hill, wearing a robe made from the flag of a nation she personally dissolved, dragged out of retirement by velvet-caped toads bearing a golden scroll.
Long fiction
Lillian Unfiltered
Lillian saying exactly what she thinks. The comedy of a woman whose internal monologue and external voice are becoming dangerously close to the same thing.
Short fiction
Metronome Madness
The specific comedy of a musician whose husband keeps time wrong. On purpose. Possibly.
Short fiction
Dungeons & Prejudices
A D&D session that says more about the players than any character they've rolled. The comedy of people revealing themselves through the roles they choose.
Short fiction
The Interdimensional Food Truck
Miles operating a food truck that is technically also a vehicle for crossing between parallel universes. The logistical complications are significant.
Short fiction
The Palm Royale Story
A Palm Royale-inspired period piece. Lillian navigating mid-century social comedy with the quiet confidence of someone who knows she will outlast the room.
Short fiction
Sarah Paints a Dragon
The subject is uncooperative. The dragon has opinions about the direction of the light. Sarah has opinions about the dragon having opinions.
Short fiction
Art Walked Off
Something Sarah made that decided it had places to be. The inconvenience of art with ambitions.
Short fiction
Fursuit Romcom
A romantic comedy with a costume complication. Identity, disguise, and whether it matters if the person you fall for can't see your face.
Short fiction