Welcome to the place where we champion Intersectional voices.

The Press section of the operation was founded on the idea that intersectional writers should have a place for their short-form, long-form, and other experimental works. These are often not given the space they need to breathe, exist, and find their homes with readers.

Given the mission and the people we serve, it only felt right to combine the industry experience of the founder E. J. Kingdom, and their experience of the publication process to get intersectional writers published and provide a space for their work.

Below you'll find an array of works from writers we've published. We hope you enjoy their work and provide support to small, radical individuals who demand your attention.

Should you have any questions about getting your own work on this page, please check our Submission Guidelines, and we look forward to hearing from you.

Survival of a societally gruesome Identity

How far until society breaks?

Four broken things: a house, family, heart and sense of identity. From the smoke-filled rooms of Erica’s home to the vast expanses of the cities they’ve visited and the worlds they’ve become a part of. All of this is around a backdrop of negotiating their own sense of identity and its relationship to the society within which they operate.

The society, which is also something they are forced to call home. After all, when the sense of identity is put into question, when we are forced to confront ourselves in the mirror, then the societally gruesome identities are brought forward. From their own body to moving on from heartbreak, this new sharp collection from a new voice within literature is sure to create a thought-provoking, sharp collection of poetry which contends with what it means to function within society as we watch its seams become ripped apart.

As it breaks, one question remains: how do we view ourselves in a society that is already breaking?

The Burning Throne

How far are you willing to go to get what you want?

The Empire is a place where no secret is safe and blood drenches every surface. Lies, royal parties, and iron-fisted monarchs are the norm. After all, you can’t party when you’re dead and murder is something to be expected, not feared.

Nate, heir to the Throne and son of Lucifer IV, watches his mum die in front of his eyes, helpless to stop it despite his best efforts. He wants revenge, but to get it, he needs confidence and a partner in crime. His father, thankfully, decides to find him a Princess to continue the family line, that, if successful, will allow Nate to get the revenge he craves.

Lexi, a runaway assassin armed with a secret and the expertise of a murderer, just wants to find a job that will give her more and help her get revenge on her sister. Taking the first step, though, is difficult. But when she hears rumours of a trial being conducted, she awaits the battle of a lifetime and agrees to form an alliance with Nate. Problem is, she needs to hide her identity from him and Lucifer until the job is complete – knowing she’s a Hybrid could get her killed, and no one wants a dead assassin.

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Survival of a societally gruesome Identity

﻿How far until society breaks?

The Burning Throne

How far are you willing to go to get what you want?

How far until society breaks?