Someone recently checked in on me, so I wanted to let everyone know—I’m alive. I’m struggling with the state of things in the U.S. and feeling scared, but I’m here. I’m trying to be okay, and I’m not going anywhere.

For those who remember me, I’m working on my latest series: a queer, arcane-industrial fantasy with a trans protagonist. It’s a Norse-inspired world with original gods, creatures, and myths—familiar themes with a unique twist. This story has been decades in the making, born from an idea I once shelved, fearing it was too ambitious. So far, I’ve written about 230,000 words across the series and am nearing completion of the second book.

Here’s the blurb for the first book:

In the city of Wyrdheim, ruled by the theocratic New Voluskar Order, where arcane magic and ancient technology entwine, Silfra Keegard’s search for answers takes a fateful turn when an Aeldstorm—one of the strange, reality-distorting tempests that rack the world of Heimshuhl—deposits a woman with a tekknik embedded in her wrist at her feet. Life spirals out of control, and Silfra, joined by Elthar, a former Gothi of the Fifth Order—a battle-hardened warrior priest turned recluse—is forced to flee, setting out on a journey that will carry them across continents and into the unknown.

Pursued by the relentless War Gothi, Silfra, Elthar, and their enigmatic companion Hamari must navigate a labyrinth of secrets, ancient ruins, and perilous frontiers to unearth the truth behind Hamari’s cryptic past. As they cross a world teetering on the brink of chaos, Silfra’s path becomes more than a flight for survival—it is a voyage of gender, identity, and self-discovery. Each step brings them closer to a revelation that could shatter their reality—or reshape it forever.

Oh, and I've also designed the first two book covers.