A.L. Davidson

About the author

A.L. Davidson is a queer and disabled indie author who loves writing genre-blending stories, tales of heartwarming and horrifying romance, and the coziest sci-fi and urban fantasies you’ll find this side of the galaxy. She specializes in narratives filled with ghosts, grief, isolation, queerness, life with disabilities, ecohorror, space exploration, slow burn romance, found family, and the human condition. They are best known for their collection of web novels: The Night Farm, Lonely Planet Hotel, and The Wayward Souls of Avalon, as well as their debut novella When The Rain Begins To Burn, and their highly popular cannibalism romance Lover, Thy Name Is Pestilence. She is a 2023 Indie Ink, Queer Indie, Pushcart Prize, and BBNYA nominee, and a 2024 Small Spec and Indie Ink nominee. Her series, The Night Farm, was a 2024 Inkies Finalist for Favorite Community Novel on Tapas. She currently lives in Kansas City with way too many plants and her cat, Jukebox The Ghost. When they’re not writing, you can find them hanging at the cemetery or working a shift at their local haunted museum, playing cozy video games, and diving into an ever-growing manga pile.

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