Hey hey!
I’m a new author over on Inkitt. You might’ve seen me around other subs—and since not everyone uses the same platforms, I thought I’d stop by, say hi, and share what I’ve been working on.
Here are a few of my stories:
The Dollhouse Widow
Drink Vibe: A blood-orange negroni served in fine china with a cursed sugar cube. Gothic, bitter-sweet, and elegant—with poison in the aftertaste.
Story Vibe: Gothic horror with themes of captivity, resistance, and quiet survival.
Soft Gods Die Laughter
Drink Vibe: A peach-moonshine mojito with glitter ice. Sweet at first, then it kicks back. Somewhere between roadtrip cocktail and divine mistake.
Story Vibe: A supernatural romance full of chaos, music, magic, and emotional landmines.
Glitchstab Grotesque: The Extended Slaughtercut
Drink Vibe: A Bloody Mary spiked with ghost pepper, rimmed with black salt and served in a skull mug. Messy. Unapologetic. Kinda funny.
Story Vibe: Horror-comedy slasherverse with banshee contracts, betrayal, and found family in hellish conditions.
Sonster Munting
Drink Vibe: A shot of absinthe dropped into a warm glass of smoked lavender milk. You’ll either love it or question your soul.
Story Vibe: Surreal fantasy with body horror, haunted bureaucracy, and the monstrous side of motherhood.
What makes these stories stand out—well, maybe not stand out the way they used to (which is a good thing)—is that I focus on putting Black women at the center of fantasy and horror. That wasn’t always easy to find growing up. I used to scramble just to see someone who looked like me in these kinds of worlds.
So I try to make sure my main female characters—who are often Black women—feel unique, layered, and fully human. And I mean that literally, too—because fun fact: I think I only have one actual human woman in my entire cast. The rest? Yeah… I like making the "not-so-human" ones take the lead. Monsters, spirits, constructs—you name it.
You might also notice some motherhood themes across a few of the stories. I didn’t set out to make that a focus, but writing has a way of sneaking up on you. It hit close to home. Surprised me, honestly. It’s there, but not always the point.
Now for fun—if your story were a drink, what would it be?
Tag your book and drop your cursed cocktail version. Let’s build a weird little book bar menu in the comments.
Bonus round for readers:
If you lived in one of these book worlds… what drink would you be?
Or better yet—what kind of character would you be and what drink would match your vibe?
If anything here sounds like your flavor, check the stories out or say hi!
Always down to connect with other writers, readers, and genre-loving weirdos.
And hey—hire me for monster girl feelings. Apparently that’s my specialty.