Books

    Embodied Exegesis

    Embodied Exegesis is an anthology of cyberpunk and posthuman stories written by transfem authors. The included stories explore the limits of the genre: gender-affirming cybernetics, the literary surveillance state, transcendent hive-minds, a transgender coffee machine, and weaponized shitposts. The future of cyberpunk is trans, so stay tuned for an anthology of wild and weird stories exploring the limits of technological transformations of our bodies and minds.

    The Transitive Properties of Cheese

    My Cyberpunk cheese-heist book!

    Millions Wayland was cutting the curds when she learned someone had thrown her cheese cave into the sun. To find out who is responsible, Millions makes a copy of her digitally uploaded consciousness and transmits it to a nearby orbital city. Soon enough, she becomes entangled in a messy conflict between several copies of herself that she made decades ago, one that soon ferments into a situation ready to go off.


Short Fiction

    Oh Time, Thy Pyramids

    Heavily inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ Library of Babel (as well as Kill Six Billion Demons), this story is about a funerary statue trapped in an infinite tomb.


    Memories Held Against a Hungry Mouth

    “Professor Iris believes there is nowhere better to eat a sandwich than a folding chair set ten meters across the border where the world dissolves into epistemological blankness.”

    A story about toxic academia, doomed relationships, and the allure of the void.


    Myrna and the Electric Subway Crotch

    Myrna is trying to take the subway, but there’s one problem: her cybernetic-pussy is haunted!


    Maladaptive Camouflage

    A queer doppelgänger story about the horror of coming out, why passing kinda sucks, and lots and lots and lots of worms.


    You Could Make This Place Beautiful

    A story about terrible brokers and the awful apartments they show you, sublimated into body horror.


    The Transfiguration of the Gardener Irene by the Dead Planet Hipea

    A sentient fungus has BIG feelings while eating their gardener, on a cruise ship in space.


    The Little Free Guide to Dronewatching, Abridged & Annotated

    An epistolary story written in the margins of a bootleg guide to watching delivery drones freed by a mysterious virus.


    Ten Lies From a Silenced Monster

    A deposed Napoleon-esque villain attempts to correct the record of her rise and fall. Mechs made of wood, wire, and hate. False prophesies. Poisoned swamps and blood-worms.


    Infinite Clay Tablet Memories Sung into the Flesh of the World

    A story told out of order, on clay tablet fragments, by a protagonist who exists outside of space and time. A demon is summoned for babysitting duties, which leads to an apocalyptic transition into the desert of the real.


    Frequently Asked Questions About the Dead Woman Beneath Sang-D’Heloise Subway Station

    A story that makes that case that all trans people deserve to receive affirming healthcare from a corpse hidden beneath a subway station.


    20,000 Last Meals on an Exploding Station

    If I was stuck in a time-loop, I wouldn’t bother trying to self-actualize or process my trauma or whatever else was needed to end the loop. I’d be eating at every single restaurant in the city.

    Cyber-mermaids, time-loops, and restaurant reviews. All on a space station that won’t stop exploding.


    Across the River, My Heart, My Memory

    A sentient artificial-pancreas gets revenge.


    Five Tips for Sealing Away an Ancient Evil


    Book and Hammer, Blade and Bone

    • Silk & Steel: A Queer Speculative Adventure Anthology - November 2020

    The Coffin Maker

    Interactive fiction. The world is dying, and you are the coffin-maker.

    • Sub-Q Magazine - February 2020
    • Winner of the Reader’s Choice Award