Fray's Domain

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Finished Projects

Depths of Promises Sworn

Two lunar elf sisters with silver white hair and cool flesh tones press their foreheads together, smiling
"It is better to be hated by those you love than to lose them." - A 5 Star Scribblehub Review

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Where do I even begin? This is the first story I managed to write from beginning to end. As a web serial, I published it on a weekly/monthly basis from April 10th, 2024 to November 2025. At 196,000 words, it's an ambitious fantasy arranged marriage story between a nonbinary transfem vampire Prince and two elf sisters blessed by the moon, each trying to escape having their lives defined for them. Sprawling 50 chapters, I immediately thrust you into iterative cycles of abuse with only a trusted knightly bodyguard to be your guide. She's a tale of her own to tell intended to prime you and the prince for the idea that there might be hope for those who cannot see beyond drowning in grief and despair of having one's means and ends long ago defined for them.

What to expect:

Status: Finished. Editing for physical release.

Do note that I'm still in the process of editing this story~! Weekly releases only leaves so much time for editing. As proud as I am of the story as it exists in its current form, it still has work before I consider it polished. (I might also extend the ending if I decide to not write a sequel. As you'll soon see, I'm about to add 3 more projects to this page.)

Current Projects

Dreamspun Fantasy Story

Jillian Celles Silvertongue, my beloved. As a creative character, she is the reason this website exists. She is the burning hunger in which I've made sense of my desire for more than the life I have. Treat her like a distant sister of Prince Ayre from Depths of Promises Sworn. Their stories are very much meant to sing in harmony with each other.

Jill's story is my next sprawling fantasy web serial project. The next two are very decidedly smaller in scope. Delphi's sci-fi story is intended to be released in bite sized batches while Cassandra Ward's series plays out across investigations into a spitefully hopeful supernatural setting in search of an entity that devours perception and memory itself.

Found Fleet Family Story

Captain Delphinium Nadir stars in something of an experiment of mine - to dip my toes into tightly defined episodic storytelling. Just imagine if you got some really angsty lesbian bondage scenes in every episode of Star Trek and you won't be too far off. Do note that Delphi maintains a fleet of carriers filled w/ mech and fighter pilots. If you're familiar with mechsploitation, expect to see elements of a lot of that from a Handler point of view. Of my current body of work, this one is going to be filled with the most... um, challenging relationships.

Delphi herself comes from a place of wanting to explore the stars and what it means to leave her humanity behind while still cultivating a deeply held love for the humans in her care. Expect her to start from a place of being a Ship Mom and transitioning something resembling being the beating heart of her fleet's Mothership.

Dance with the Ones Who Will Mourn You

Cassandra Ward wakes up with wounds she cannot perceive. “It’s over. You’re bleeding. Trust Vanessa to know you.” With only words written on her bloody and bandaged arm to go by, Cassandra must struggle to find her place in a city riddled with inperceptible holes in the population's memory and perceptions. Unable to write off what happened to her as amnesia, she is left with only three choices.

Try to reassemble what she can of a meaningful life in a city that's convinced she never existed. Attempt to trace the outlines of the many holes in the city and her life to hopefully arrive at an impression of what transpired. Or trust that the message left for her in blood won't also lead to someone who has forgotten her.

A continuation of my Halloween Short: To Burn Bright in Her Cold Embrace.