Amara Lynn

Hallie is anxious, awkward, and has a bad unrequited crush on another girl in her class, Fara. When summer break begins and she no longer sees Fara in class anymore, Hallie is melancholy. But a chance encounter or two later, Fara is befriending Hallie, and dare Hallie think, has romantic feelings for her, too. Summer turns to fall and all Hallie wants is to bring the flowers back so she can see Fara smile. Follow Hallie and Fara through the seasons of awkward friendship, first love, and a little bit of magic in the second volume of Yverwood Witches. Flowers For Fara is an 8100 word low stakes contemporary fantasy romance novelette, and is the second in Amara Lynn's Yverwood Witches series, but can be read and enjoyed on its own.

Welcome to Yverwood. In this town full of magic, anything is possible. From warlocks and witches to ghosts to magical creatures, Yverwood welcomes all. In this first vignette into the town, follow nonbinary witch, Aren, and their cat, Ji, as they enjoy the fall festivites, run their magic shop, and get up to some mischief. What exactly is the warlock Wutherford up to? Why won't the ghost whisper Ezra give any details? Will the shy girl get the girl? Whatever may come, Aren will eagerly await, ready to tackle every challenge that comes their way in the meantime. As for you, dear reader, may you find out in future volumes of Yverwood Witches. Coming soon...

Eis has lived on a solar powered outpost in a tundra covered land all zir life. After zir parents passing, Eis is left to maintain the outpost alone, struggling to do so between chronic pain flare ups, waiting for the day a traveler might come in need of a warm bed and a meal. A day Eis thinks might never come, until a mysterious craft crashes into one of the solar panels. Eis never expected a traveler to come out of the craft, or for him to be so captivating and beautiful. Everything Eis knows could change with the coming of this traveler, and yet the greatest travesty would be never knowing what else is out there, beyond the tundra, beyond the skies. Tundras, Travelers, and Other Travesties is a 5800 word solarpunk post-apocalyptic sci-fi short with a queer protagonist.

Sallon Lee is quiet, shy, and has no friends. They have no idea what they want for their future on the space station in which they live. But they do know one thing: they have a huge crush on Ignis. The problem is, Ignis is so cool and popular, and has no idea who Sal is. Sal has no chance with them. Then a chance encounter throws the two of them together, and Sal finds themself forming a fast friendship with Ignis, thinking about their future, and other firsts. Futures, Friends, and Other Firsts is a 6100 word sci-fi, solarpunk, hopepunk novelette that takes place in the same universe as Amara Lynn's Tundras, Travelers, and Other Travesties, but can be read and enjoyed on its own.