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Ringbound: A Marchverse Short Story
Kit can’t find anything unfair about the contract or the man, so why is the ring so heavy?
Kit March is a signature away from marrying the man who loves him. He should be delighted, but for reasons he doesn’t understand and can’t explain, his future with Lauri weighs upon him. What is a magician to do when no script extant has words for the confusion he feels?
Kit March is a signature away from marrying the man who loves him. He should be delighted, but for reasons he doesn’t understand and can’t explain, his future with Lauri weighs upon him. What is a magician to do when no script extant has words for the confusion he feels?
11 pages, ebook
Published January 1, 2018
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K.A. Cook
29 books10 followersK. A. Cook is a masculine-presenting genderless pansexual feminist queer driven to write about non-binary and unconventional souls, mental illness, chronic pain and strong women. Currently a Professional Writing and Editing student, K. A. dreams of starting an e-press publishing queer non-romance genre fiction. In the meantime, K. A. spends their time collecting swap cards and fashion dolls, writing long and reflective blog posts, and coming up with ever more inventive ways to turn their life experiences into fiction.
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April 14, 2018
In a short piece of flash fiction, we learn what really happened between Kit and his unintended intended.
An interesting character study whereby an aromantic mulls over what it could mean to be in a long-term relationship and all the difficulties it could present. Short, sweet (well, about as sweet as heartache can be) and to the point while being a solid spin-off short story scene.
An interesting character study whereby an aromantic mulls over what it could mean to be in a long-term relationship and all the difficulties it could present. Short, sweet (well, about as sweet as heartache can be) and to the point while being a solid spin-off short story scene.
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