M. Clark
@mcwrites27.bsky.social
31 | nonbinary queer | they/them | Seattle | writer | illustrator
Genres: Southern gothic, queer YA, paranormal thriller, historical fiction
Current Project: Canary (Wordcount: 187,000/150,000!!)
NO AI - WE VALUE REAL ARTISTS AND WRITERS HERE
Genres: Southern gothic, queer YA, paranormal thriller, historical fiction
Current Project: Canary (Wordcount: 187,000/150,000!!)
NO AI - WE VALUE REAL ARTISTS AND WRITERS HERE
Reposted by M. Clark
2024-2025 Sapphic Books
Who’d Have Thought by G. Benson
Outdrawn by Deanna Grey
Of Love & Libraries by Brenna Bailey
The First & Last Demon by Hiyodori
Where the River Meets the Soul by S. Nicole
Who’d Have Thought by G. Benson
Outdrawn by Deanna Grey
Of Love & Libraries by Brenna Bailey
The First & Last Demon by Hiyodori
Where the River Meets the Soul by S. Nicole
September 21, 2026 at 9:03 PM
2024-2025 Sapphic Books
Who’d Have Thought by G. Benson
Outdrawn by Deanna Grey
Of Love & Libraries by Brenna Bailey
The First & Last Demon by Hiyodori
Where the River Meets the Soul by S. Nicole
Who’d Have Thought by G. Benson
Outdrawn by Deanna Grey
Of Love & Libraries by Brenna Bailey
The First & Last Demon by Hiyodori
Where the River Meets the Soul by S. Nicole
Honestly, Megan is incredibly capable. The old adage 'A father's best son is his first daughter' rings true with her. She can work on cars, build and craft things she needs, and is very industrious. The better question is what is she BAD at lol.
October 3, 2026 at 7:34 AM
Honestly, Megan is incredibly capable. The old adage 'A father's best son is his first daughter' rings true with her. She can work on cars, build and craft things she needs, and is very industrious. The better question is what is she BAD at lol.
Bekah has hidden her real self so long that being seen feels like being attacked. The person who sees her is the one she trusts the most. No longer being in control makes her feel like everything she doesn't want to be, and her emotions war against their relationship, sadly.
October 3, 2026 at 3:43 AM
Bekah has hidden her real self so long that being seen feels like being attacked. The person who sees her is the one she trusts the most. No longer being in control makes her feel like everything she doesn't want to be, and her emotions war against their relationship, sadly.