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Nowadays hardly anyone notices if you're of faerie descent and Jeanne has no trouble whatsoever running a nice little café in Paris. They keep their magic in check, save the occasional splash of comfort in the coffee or a dusting of joy on the pastries, and are happy with simply observing their mortal customers without ever giving themself away. At least that's how it was, before a young man waltzed in who was just a bit too pretty and definitely a bit too light-fingered. Rule number one: never steal from a faerie. Coffee and Faerie Cakes is 45k of light urban fantasy with a generous helping of romance. You want a cute romance between a curious nonbinary faerie running a little café and a charming trans boy with knowledge of magic and thieving fingers? This is it.

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The fisherman’s favour  - written by Laura Simons and drawn by Débora Cabral

(read the story here)

Design inspiration  for my binding of  The fisherman’s favour  - written by Laura Simons and drawn by Débora Cabral

A little out of my usual wheelhouse, but I just published an e-book of my retelling of Jane Austen’s Northanger Abbey! The whole regency romance, but now with just a bit more smirking and swooning.

It’s a fully canon compliant rewrite, this time from the perspective of the novel’s hero, Henry Tilney:

No one in search of a hero, would ever have thought to look twice at Henry Tilney. He may have begun rather promising, being born as the second son of a stern military man whose abode went by the forbidding name of Northanger Abbey, but from this point on both Henry’s circumstances and disposition were entirely against him…

You can get it (for free) on platforms like Apple Books, Nook, Kobo, and more here: https://books2read.com/fullertonparsonage

I made a teenage verion of Luce from 'Coffee and Faere Cakes' on Picrew