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The busiest shopping weekend of the year is upon us, and I’m delighted to share (though sorry for adding yet more advertising to your life) that Duck Prints Press is running two big sales this weekend!

Kickstarter Flash Bundle

The Kickstarter campaign for our next anthology, A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Queer Fanworks Inspired by Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice,” is nearly 85% funded with 6 days left before the end. We’ve still got a bit to go to hit our base goal, though, and we’d love to hit some of our awesome stretch goals to get backers more rewards (without them having to spend a penny more!) and to get our contributors more pay!

To help us reach this goal, we’re offering a bonus flash reward level for new backers and current backers who’d like to upgrade: get A Truth Universally Acknowledged, all our campaign merch, AND e-book and print copies of all seven of our past anthologies, all for one massively discounted price of $290 – a savings of almost $100 over the list prices for these items! (Small print but not small: This level is US-only, and the $290 doesn’t include shipping.)
 

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This is the best price we’ve ever offered for our anthologies! Wondering what Duck Prints Press is all about? This is your moment! Amazing books at an amazing price – now through Monday December 2nd!

Small Business Saturday Coupon

Saturday November 30th is Small Business Saturday, the day to show small and local business you appreciate them – and for us to show we appreciate you by offering great deals! Duck Prints Press has a whole lot of new things now available for the occasion, and we’re running our best sale of the year – 20% your entire (pre-shipping) purchase!
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A graphic on a blue background entitled "New Releases." There are three "sections" to the graphic, one entitled "Scrap Metal Angel Book and Leftover Campaign Merch," followed by an image of both sides of a two-sided bookmark, a book cover with the title Scrap Metal Angel and the author Nicola Kapron, art with a person neiling and another standing with an abstract pattern in the background, a piece with someone doing green magic above their hand, and artwork of a giant ribcage door with a tiny person standing before it. The second section is entitled "Print Copies of Novelettes" and has four book covers after it: In Good Company by Nicola Kapron; Puppetry by Nina Waters; Moongatherer by Willa Blythe; and Lightbringer by boneturtle. The last section reads "New Duck Prints Press Merchandise!" and shows a lanyward with rainbow duck prints over a white background, and three stickers, one of a brown duck wearing a tabbard and feathered hat, one of a brown duck wearing bright red makeup and a leather harness, and one of a brown duck wearing an apron and holding a teacup and cupcake. Concluding text reads, "...AND MORE!"

Use coupon code duckysbs01 to save 20% off your purchase, and check out our new shop listings!

Did you know? People who back our Patreon can get discounts at our shop year-round! $3/month and $5/month backers get a permanent 10% off coupon, backers at the $7/month and $10/month level get 20% off, and backers at the $25/month level get a whopping 30% off purchases from our webstore – the lowest price available – the whole year!

Join Duck Prints Press in shopping small this weekend – by backing our Kickstarter, and/or by visiting our store! And we hope you have a wonderful holiday season.

Coupon small print: Coupon usage and terms apply. Offer valid only on online purchases made between Friday November 29 and Monday December 2. Can be redeemed on US and international orders. Shipping & handling and sales tax do not qualify for discounts. This offer cannot be redeemed for cash or gift cards, cannot be applied to past purchases, and can only be used once per purchaser. May not be combined with other coupons, discounts, offers, or promotions. Void if altered, copied, transferred, auctioned, or sold. Valid for use purchasing in-stock items only. No rain checks issued. Other restrictions may apply. Cash value 1/10 cent USD.



 

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Just a quick update that we’re now done fulfilling the pre-order campaign for Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron! E-books have been sent to backers whose orders include those, and physical orders are going to the post office in a few hours.

Thanks to everyone who backed, and don’t hesitate to get in contact if you have any difficulties with your orders.

Missed your chance to get the book? Scrap Metal Angel, the urban fantasy novel starring an exhausted trans man, his equally exhausted partner, and the eldritch monstrosity he found dying in an alley will be available on the Duck Prints Press website and elsewhere on November 29, 2024!

Want to make sure you hear as soon as Scrap Metal Angel is you? Sign up for our newsletter!

Want more stories from Nicola Kapron, including a prequel to Scrap Metal Angel coming out November 29th? How about the ability to claim this novella and many of our other stories for free? Become a supporter on Patreon today!

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A graphic over a background of flames. A quote on the graphic reads, "Adrian pushed through the crowd, jaw clenched so tightly it ached. People were fleeing the collapsing buildings. the lamprey-sinkhole opened again, the remains of its meal nowhere to be seen. An explosion went off a few blocks away. Bright flames licked up into the sky. Adrian ran toward the light. He was the only one who did."



We are thrilled to share that we’ve met our minimum funding goal to cover the publishing of Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron!

Our first stretch goal, which will reward all our backers with a bonus prequel story about Kade Mauzy (already written and edited and ready to go!) is just over $500 away. Can we hit it? That depends on you! We’d love help signal boosting this post or any other post about the campaign that suits your fancy – word-of-mouth is how our campaigns succeed.

What’s it about? Well, the above graphic gives some basics, but for more…

Secret Gates have protected mankind from the unknown chaos beyond the edges of reality for millennia, and now, all that stands between everything humanity knows and the horrors outside it are a depressed trans man, his exhausted partner, and a creature ill-suited to the world after being pulled from his own horrific reality. This is Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, an urban fantasy where only fragile Gates protect all we know from eldritch, incomprehensible magic. This is the world that Adrian Somer is determined to save.

Learn all about the book and the merch we’re offering by visiting the campaign page!

Pre-orders close at midnight on October 25th 2024. Unable to back the campaign before pre-orders close? Don’t worry! Scrap Metal Angel will be available for sale to the general public starting during the winter of 2024/25, from our website, major online retailers, libraries, and many other places where books are sold!

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A graphic with a photograph of a person, seen from the back, on the right; they stand on a street, a cityscape at sunset out of focus in the distance. They are wearing a trenchcoat and dress pants and shoes; their are shown from the shoulder down. On the right, there's a title - Scrap Metal Angel - and a quote, "Everything Adrian had left, he poured into duty. It was easier to fill the hole Leslie had left that way." At the bottom left is the Duck Prints Press logo.

We have entered the final 48 hours of our crowdfunding campaign for the novella Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, and at the time of posting this we are almost 97% funded – SO CLOSE to our goal, less than $100 away!

Reality, tiny and fragile, is cut off from the sea of chaos and nightmares that surrounds it by seven Gates. One of them is open—and has been since the Stone Age. Through that opening, strange creatures and energies slip through. Some are malevolent. None are harmless. And all of them must be kept a secret.

Every hidden magical world needs a shadowy clean-up crew. Adrian Somer is a Gatekeeper, sworn to protect the cosmic Gates, to defend reality from the unknown entities that exist beyond them, and to help those whose lives are affected by magic.

When a grieving sorceress starts punching holes in reality to try and resurrect her murdered fiancé, Adrian must turn to a ghost from his past in order to save the city, and perhaps the world—even if that means digging up someone he thought was safely buried: the twin brother he killed eight years ago.

What can you order?

Or, Get a Bundle!

We will be closing pre-orders at midnight in the last time zone on October 25th (that’s 8 a.m. Eastern time on October 26th, by the way) – so make sure you get your order in before then. Visit the campaign NOW for further details, excerpts, applicable tags and trigger warnings, and more!

We hope you’ll become a backer and join us in making this project a success. Even if you’re not a backer, signal boosts are very appreciated.



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Graphic over a background of a washed out citystreet at night. Text reads, "God, I'm tired. Nothing else better happen tonight." The second the words were out of Kade's mouth, the whole city screamed.

Secret Gates have protected mankind from the unknown chaos beyond the edges of reality for millennia, and now, all that stands between everything humanity knows and the horrors outside it are a depressed trans man named Adrian, his exhausted partner Kade, and a creature ill-suited to the world after being pulled from his own horrific reality whose name is unpronounceable in any language known to man. This is Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, an urban fantasy where only fragile Gates protect all we know from eldritch, incomprehensible magic. This is the world that Adrian Somer is determined to save.

There are only a few days left in our crowdfunding campaign to fund the publishing of Scrap Metal Angel, and we’re still several hundred dollars from our goal. If you haven’t checked out what we’re offering yet, now is a great time to do so by visiting our campaign page.

Checked it out, but were on the fence about backing? Well…

We’re thrilled to share that now, you can preview Scrap Metal Angel before backing! The first chapter is now available as a free pdf download to help whet your appetite for this awesome story. Download it now!

Campaign ends at midnight on October 25th!



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A graphic of a quote over a dark background with bright bokeh spots. The quote reads "Even a Gatekeeper couldn't bring back the dead, but people still blamed them when they failed to." Beside this is the cover of a book; the book is "Scrap Metal Angel" by Nicola Kapron.

Even a Gatekeeper couldn’t bring back the dead, but people still blamed them when they failed it. So opens Nicola Kapron’s novella Scrap Metal Angel, set in a fantastical modern-esque world where secret magics haunt the city and trans Gatekeeper Adrian Somer and his partner Kade Mauzy work to minimize the harm and protect the regular people from the horrors that lie beyond reality.

Unfortunately, when a desperate woman seeks to crack open the Second Gate – the Gate of death – in an attempt to resurrect her dead fiance, she unleashes more than she could ever have imagined – and forces Adrian to learn more about death than he ever wanted to know.

Our crowdfunding campaign to fund publication of Scrap Metal Angel has less than a week left, and we’re still a bit shy of our goal! You can learn all about the book, the author, and the campaign by visiting the campaign page on duckprintspress.com!

And don’t forget to signal boost to help spread the word about this very awesome (and modestly queer!) book!

Crowdfunding ends October 25, 2024.




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A graphic entitled "Have you seen the ‘Scrap Metal Angel’ Merchandise?" over a dark background with brighter spots of yellow, orange, and red bokeh. On the left, there's artwork labeled “Adrian Somer & Kade Mauzy Poster,” depicting a white man in a suit standing and a dark-skinned woman with white hair, more casually dressed, kneeling beside him. In the middle, it says "Gate of Death Postcard" and “Shion Matreva Postcard,” and there’s two accompanying art pieces. One shows a stylized ribcage formed into a door, with a tiny silhouette standing before it, and below that is a woman in a long trenchcoat, holding green fire in one hand and a book in the other. On the right, text reads “Adrian and Whistler Bookmark,” with two more art pieces, one with the suited man, the other with a man with a mechanical clawed hand and a long, segmented/mechanical tail.

Secret Gates have protected mankind from the unknown chaos beyond the edges of reality for millennia, and now, all that stands between everything humanity knows and the horrors outside it are a depressed trans man, his exhausted partner, and a creature ill-suited to the world after being pulled from his own horrific reality. This is Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, an urban fantasy where only fragile Gates protect all we know from eldritch, incomprehensible magic. This is the world that Adrian Somer is determined to save.

As part of Duck Prints Press’s crowdfunding campaign to launch the publication of Nicola Kapron’s new novella Scrap Metal Angel, we’ve worked with artist Felix Vanasse (website, Instagram, and Facebook) to create artwork of the main protagonists Adrian Somer, Kade Mauzy, and Whistler, and main antagonist Shion Matreva. The gorgeous results will be made into a poster, two postcards, and a two-sided bookmarks – all of which can be purchased individually or as part of our main book + merchandise bundle.

Want the deets? We got those for you!

  • Scrap Metal Angel bookmark (2 in x 7.25 in/5 cm x 18.5 cm). (Printed by UPrinting.) A lovely two-sided glossy bookmark featuring art by campaign artist Felix Vanasse (Website | Instagram | Facebook), with main character Adrian Somer on one side and the Scrap Metal Angel himself, Whistler, on the other.
  • Two Postcard Set (4 in x 6 in/10.25 cm x 15.25 cm). (Printed by UPrinting.) A set of two glossy postcards—expandable to three if we hit our stretch goals!—the first featuring the second Gate, the second featuring book character Shion Matreva. Art by Felix Vanasse.
  • Gatekeepers Poster Print (11 in x 17 in/28 cm x 43.25 cm). (Printed by UPrinting.) A glossy poster print, shipped folded, featuring Adrian Somer and Kade Mauzy, the Gatekeepers who are striving to save the world. Art by Felix Vanasse.

Want even more? We got that too! Anyone who backs our Patreon at the $10/month or $25/month level AND backs this campaign will get an extra – a bonus magnet featuring this lovely artwork (also the scene divider in the book!):

A graphic over a bokeh cityscape at night. Text reads "Patreon Bonus! Rainbow Feather Magnet" and there's artwork of a stylized feather with silver lineart and a rainbow gradient as the main colors.

PATREON EXCLUSIVE: Rainbow Feather Magnet (3 in x 1 in/7.5 cm x 2.5 cm). (Printed by Vograce.) A thick magnet with a layer of acrylic on front and a shiny iridescent hologram finish, featuring a version of our pretty feather divider on which the white has been replaced with a rainbow gradient. All Duck Prints Press $10/month and $25/month Patreon supporters who also back this campaign will get this magnet for free! Become a backer today.

And all this is above and beyond your opportunity to get an awesome, intriguing book! What’s not to love?

Support our Crowdfunding Campaign today!

Campaign ends October 25 2024!



 



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A graphic on a dark background with bright bokeh spots. At the center of the graphic is a book cover. A photomanipulation book cover. The title is Scrap Metal Angel, and the author is Nicola Kapron. The image shows a blurred out street. In the foreground, a person stands, shown from the shoulder down, their legs spread. They are wearing a trench coat, trousers, and shows. Their shoes are right at the edge of a large puddle that shows their reflection. The reflection is grayscale, and adds industrial-looking wings that are not visible outside the reflection. Around this cover, on the graphic, is text that reads: Pre-Order "Scrap Metal Angel" by Nicola Kapron!! Pre-orders close October 25!" Around the book cover, arrows point to more text which reads: Urban Fantasy; Eldritch Beings Beyond Human Comprehension; What Even Is Death???; Second Chances; Trans Male Main Character; Secret Societies; Sibling Feels; and Magic Gone Wrong.

Secret Gates have protected mankind from the unknown chaos beyond the edges of reality for millennia, and now, all that stands between everything humanity knows and the horrors outside it are a depressed trans man, his exhausted partner, and a creature ill-suited to the world after being pulled from his own horrific reality. This is Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, an urban fantasy where only fragile Gates protect all we know from eldritch, incomprehensible magic. This is the world that Adrian Somer is determined to save.

In this dark but hopeful urban fantasy novella, masterful storyteller Nicola Kapron introduces us to a world that, on the surface, appears similar to our own, but underneath has complex magic, secret rituals, hidden organizations, and the constant shadow of danger from the mysteries that dwell beyond the six closed Gates. What lies outside the portals locked to protect humanity? Join Adrian Somer, Kade Mauzy, and the other characters in Scrap Metal Angel to find out…

Tags!

Genre: Fantasy with Technology
Rating: Mature
Trigger Warnings: body horror (graphic descriptions), death of a parent (past), death of a sibling (past), death of a spouse (past), gore (graphic descriptions), misgendering, minor character death, violence (graphic descriptions)
Relationships: friends, siblings, twins
Character Features: bipoc, magic use, murderer, non-human character, secret identity, sentient construct, tattoos, trans man
Other Tags: angst, be gay solve crimes, dimension jumping, magical mishaps, murder, past tense, resurrection, second chances, third person limited (multiple) point of view
Length: 146 pages/42,878 words

Our crowdfunding campaign launched on duckprintspress.com yesterday (Oct 10th!) and we’re currently 37% funded. The campaign ends October 25th.

Love books with queer characters that aren’t about queerness? Love gritty modern-world-esque urban fantasy? Love books that raise questions about the nature of reality, life, and death? Then check out Scrap Metal Angel, and become a backer to help us bring the awesome novella to print!

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A graphic entitled "Pre-Order "Scrap Metal Angel" by Nicola Kapron" over a dark background with brighter spots of yellow, orange, and red bokeh. Beneath the header, in the center, is a book cover entitled "Scrap Metal Angel" showing a man in a trenchcoat standing on a blurred city street, his reflection in a puddle black-and-white and showing him with mechanical angel wings. Below the cover, text reads, "Scrap Metal Angel E-Book and Trade Paperback." On the left, there's artwork labeled 11" by 17" poster, depicting a white man in a suit standing and a dark-skinned woman with white hair, more casually dressed, kneeling beside him. Below that a two-sided bookmark is shown, both sides presented, one with the suited man, the other with a man with a mechanical clawed hand and a long, segmented/mechanical tail. To the right of the cover it says "2 Postcards." One shows a stylized ribcage formed into a door, with a tiny silhouette standing before it, and below that is a woman in a long trenchcoat, holding green fire in one hand and a book in the other. The lower part of the graphic is separated by a divider, and below that a header reads "Bundles" and it lists two bundles: "Trade Paperback + E-Book" shown with the book cover, and "Trade Paperback + E-Book + All Merchandise," which is accompanied by all the previously mentioned art, just smaller and grouped together.

Pre-orders for Nicola Kapron’s novella Scrap Metal Angel are now live!

Reality, tiny and fragile, is cut off from the sea of chaos and nightmares that surrounds it by seven Gates. One of them is open—and has been since the Stone Age. Through that opening, strange creatures and energies slip through. Some are malevolent. None are harmless. And all of them must be kept a secret.

Every hidden magical world needs a shadowy clean-up crew. Adrian Somer is a Gatekeeper, sworn to protect the cosmic Gates, to defend reality from the unknown entities that exist beyond them, and to help those whose lives are affected by magic.

When a grieving sorceress starts punching holes in reality to try and resurrect her murdered fiancé, Adrian must turn to a ghost from his past in order to save the city, and perhaps the world—even if that means digging up someone he thought was safely buried: the twin brother he killed eight years ago.

In this dark but hopeful urban fantasy novella, masterful storyteller Nicola Kapron introduces us to a world that, on the surface, appears similar to our own, but underneath has complex magic, secret rituals, hidden organizations, and the constant shadow of danger from the mysteries that dwell beyond the six closed Gates. What lies outside the portals locked to protect humanity? Join trans man Adrian Somer, his Cambodian immigrant colleague Kade Mauzy, and the other characters in Scrap Metal Angel to find out…

What can you order?

Or, Get a Bundle!

Can’t get enough of Nicola Kapron’s stories? We can help with that! For this campaign, we’ve also debuted a short story bundle containing 7 short stories and 1 novelette by Kapron, including all the work she’s done with Duck Prints Press. AND, for the first time ever, the print version of the novelette In Good Company is also available on our website. Buying either of these also goes to help us reach our campaign goal!

This campaign is live from NOW until October 25th, 2024. Back us now, and help us reach our $2,800 goal to fund publishing this awesome story! Visit duckprintspress.com to learn all the details.



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A photomanipulation book cover. The title of the book is Scrap Metal Angel, and the author is Nicola Kapron. The image shows a blurred out street. In the foreground, a person stands, shown from the shoulder down, their legs spread. They are wearing a trench coat, trousers, and shows. Their shoes are right at the edge of a large puddle that shows their reflection. The reflection is grayscale, and adds industrial-looking wings that are not visible outside the reflection.

On October 10th, Duck Prints Press will be launching our next crowdfunding campaign for the novella Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron – and today, we’re sharing the cover for the first time!

Secret Gates have protected mankind from the unknown chaos beyond the edges of reality for millennia, and now, all that stands between everything humanity knows and the horrors outside it are a depressed trans man, his exhausted partner, and a creature ill-suited to the world after being pulled from his own horrific reality. This is Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron, an urban fantasy where only fragile Gates protect all we know from eldritch, incomprehensible magic. This is the world that Adrian Somer is determined to save.

Blurb:

Reality, tiny and fragile, is cut off from the sea of chaos and nightmares that surrounds it by seven Gates. One of them is open—and has been since the Stone Age. Through that opening, strange creatures and energies slip through. Some are malevolent. None are harmless. And all of them must be kept a secret.

Every hidden magical world needs a shadowy clean-up crew. Adrian Somer is a Gatekeeper, sworn to protect the cosmic Gates, to defend reality from the unknown entities that exist beyond them, and to help those whose lives are affected by magic.

When a grieving sorceress starts punching holes in reality to try and resurrect her murdered fiancé, Adrian must turn to a ghost from his past in order to save the city, and perhaps the world—even if that means digging up someone he thought was safely buried: the twin brother he killed eight years ago.

About the Author: Nicola Kapron has previously been published by Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine, Rebel Mountain Press, Soteira Press, All Worlds Wayfarer, Mannison Press, and more. Nicola lives in British Columbia with a hoard of books—mostly fantasy and horror—and an extremely fluffy cat.

From October 10th through October 25th, we’ll be crowdfunding through our website and webstore to fund publishing this awesome novella, with a goal of $2,800! You can preview the campaign RIGHT NOW, and if you’re interested in backing and want to get a notification when the campaign goes live, make sure you follow us on social media and/or sign-up for our newsletter!

We’re currently doing a poll to determine the exclusive extra that Patreon backers who also back the campaign will receive. There’s no time like the present to become a backer and get access to exclusive previews, behind-the-scenes access, backer reward short stories, Patreon-only merchandise, and more!



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A graphic mosaic of six square book covers, entitled"New Short Story Releases from Duck Prints Press!" The books are: Telemachy by Willa Blythe, Junk by J. D. Harlock, The Deadman's Gambit by Nicola Kapron, In Fine Feather by Violet J. Hayes, On Campaign by Dei Walker, and then, too, at sea by ilgaksu.

Duck Prints Press currently releases our single-author non-anthology short stories solely to our Patreon. The higher one backs, the more stories one gets! Not only do backers get access to our new releases based on their backer level, but they also get access to the entire back catalog of short stories we’ve published to Patreon! That means that someone who becomes a new backer at the $3/month level RIGHT NOW would instantly receive access to 41 short stories. Yes, $3 for 41 stories! Higher levels get even more; at our highest level, $25/month backers who subscribe now automatically gain access to 100 short stories and two exclusive art pieces. That’s a whole lot of awesome queer tales to read and art to view, so check it out, and read on to learn more about this month’s releases!

New General Imprint Titles

New Explicit Imprint Titles

  • On Campaign by Dei Walker. Lilya and Maret return in this stand-alone story set some months after the events of Clerical Error. War is hell; intimacy can be a much-needed break and chance to provide mutual comfort in this f/f fantasy erotica short story. Available to Patreon backers at the $5/month level and above.
  • then, too, at sea by ilgaksu. A young lighthouse keeper rescues an injured seal who washes up on the banks below his lighthouse, and discovers the seal is more than he appeared to be. Available to ALL Patreon backers!

September Backer-Reward Art Piece

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Artist: May Barros
Title: Magic Friendship

May Barros brings us their vision of aroace solidarity and friendship in this sweet piece of two dear friends in a magical setting.

Viewing Access ($5/month and $7/month backers) | Viewing and Download Access ($10/month and $25/month backers)


Become a Patreon backer today, get a ton of amazing stuff!!



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Now that we’ve finished our month-long push for our Kickstarter campaign for Aether Beyond the Binary, we have space and time to talk about literally anything else on our social media (lol). We’ve gotten a couple private inquiries about the status of our other projects, so here’s an overview of progress on our current publishing projects (we’ve also got a couple art projects in the works, but that’s a topic for another day).



To Drive the Hundred Miles by Alec J. Marsh

Aim For The Heart: Queer Fanworks Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’s The Three Musketeers

Hockey Bois by A. L. Heard

  • all merchandise has been received and prepared for distribution
  • trade paperback books have been received
  • the proof of the hardcover edition has been approved, and the hardcover edition is in production
  • according to our book printer, BookLogix, we should expect delivery of the hardcover edition in roughly a month (around the end of February)
  • once we’ve received all items necessary for fulfillment, we will send out everyone’s orders as quickly as possible

Aether Beyond the Binary

  • the crowdfunding campaign for our next anthology successfully concluded yesterday!
  • we are putting finishing touches on stories
  • we are preparing templates suitable for printing our merchandise
  • we’ve begun to gather information from backers necessary fulfillment
  • most fulfillment activities are on hold until the funds clear and we can actually place orders; this will take roughly three weeks

Many Drops Make a Stream by Adrian Harley

Other Projects

  • Many Hands: An Anthology of Polyamorous Erotica: stories for this collection are being edited, with progress ranging from “barely started” to “almost done.” We’re just beginning to discuss the books internal appearance, and are waiting on the final cover from the artist we’re working with. We expect to release the contributor list in the next few weeks and hope to crowdfund the anthology during the spring.
  • Untitled Best Of Anthologies: we’ll be doing two anthologies – one general imprint and one explicit imprint – featuring stories published to our Patreon and webpage before September 31, 2023. Most of the stories have been set, and we’ll beginning work on the cover and campaign features soon. We expect to launch this during the summer of 2024.
  • A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Queer Fanworks Inspired by Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: recruitment for this anthology closed on January 15th, and we will be selecting contributors and notifying them by January 31st. We expect this campaign to be ready for launch in roughly a year (late 2024 or early 2025).
  • Untitled General Imprint Anthology: we’re in the very preliminary stages of discussing a theme for our next general imprint anthology, and we expect to open recruitment for it in the late spring, with an expected publication date of summer, 2025.
  • Scrap Metal Angel by Nicola Kapron: our next novella project, we are working on final editing, and once that’s done we’ll begin work on a cover, artwork, and other campaign aspects. We don’t yet have a time frame on pre-orders, but definitely during 2024, before the fall.
  • The Twinned Trilogy by Tris Lawrence: we still have a great deal of editing to complete on this project, but covers are done and the pre-launch page is on Kickstarter. We’re aiming for spring or summer 2024 for crowdfunding.
  • We have several other novellas and novels in the pipeline, but none that we’re ready to announce yet. Be on the look-out!

Want to always know the latest on what we’re working on? Want a say in what we work on next? Want behind-the-scenes access, more information, awesome extras, free stories, and more? Want exclusive extra merch for supporting our future campaigns? Best yet: want the joy of supporting queer independent publishing? If you said “yes” to any of these, there’s no time like today to become a backer of our Patreon!



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Today’s author spotlight for Aether Beyond the Binary (the aetherpunk anthology starring outside-the-binary characters that we’re currently crowdfunding!) focuses on Nicola Kapron, one of the most prolific authors working with Duck Prints Press. She’s written numerous short stories and a novelette published on our website, but this is her first anthology contribution with us. And – she’s also the crafter of adorable dux plushies we’re selling as add-ons!

Better yet – we’ll be hosting an Ask Me Anything session with Nicola Kapron on Discord! Want to come hang out with Nicola, Nina Waters (ABTB lead editor), and other DPP authors, editors, and fans? Join us on January 6th, 2024 at 3 p.m. Eastern (time zone converter) and bring your questions!


About Nicola Kapron: Nicola Kapron has previously been published by Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine,  Rebel Mountain Press, Soteira Press, All Worlds Wayfarer, Mannison  Press, and more. Nicola lives in British Columbia with a hoard of  books—mostly fantasy and horror—and an extremely fluffy cat. Link: Personal Website

Read an interview with Nicola Kapron.

Stories Nicola Kapron has Published with Duck Prints Press: 

  •  The Act of Salvation (science fantasy, m/m, second person pov)
  •  Be Not Afraid (modern fantasy, m/m, omg they were roommates, the apocalypse happened and life didn’t actually change that much) (included in the contributor short stories add-on!) 
  •  Campfire Stories (modern horror, no ship, trading campfire monster stories)
  •  Dead Man’s Bells(fantasy, m/nb, dark romance, demonic possession)
  •  In Good Company (modern horror, m/m, enemies to accomplices)
  •  More Than We Deserve (dystopian sci-fi, m/m, friends to lovers) (included in the contributor short stories add-on!) 
  •  The Ocean Went on Forever (sci-fi, m/m if you squint, very hard to summarize – see “challenge: easy-to-tag works)

Nicola’s Aether Beyond The Binary Contribution:

Title: How Your Garden Grows

Tags: alternate history, attempted murder, character injury (serious), elemental (nature), environmentalism, genderfluid, natural disaster (unnatural), non-binary, non-human character, past tense, post-apocalypse, science fiction with magic, scientist, siblings, third person limited point of view

Excerpt:

The dive chamber was dark. The only light filtered upward from the moon window set into the floor. Large and circular, it served as the portal through which ze would exit and, hopefully, return. A transparent barrier of purple-tinged glass sat between Stone and the outside. The Nightmare Sea spread out below zir.

“Copy,” Leigh said. “Three…”

The color of the glass made the ocean of trees below look blue. Even with that tint, the swirls of cloud that clung to the spiralling shapes shimmered through every colour Stone knew and several ze didn’t.

“Two…”

Wind currents batted at the treetops. Most of them splashed off like water on the shore, faint trails in the sky the only evidence they’d even tried.

“One…”

Stone breathed in deeply, then let the air hiss out between zir teeth. Zir fingers flexed inside the heavy gloves. Far below, something in the shining sea reflected like metal instead of like heat shimmer or phantasmal crystal. It was near zir planned diving path.

“Diving.”

Learn more about the anthology and our other contributors by visiting our page on Kickstarter!


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Author Nicola Kapron has been working with Duck Prints Press for over two years, and in that time she has been one of our most prolific authors. Her work ranges from the sweet and fluffy to the dark and grotesque, with an emphasis on horror elements, trope twisting, love and the monstrous, and cross-genre queer works. We're thrilled to have Nicola as the debut author in our new Creator Interview series!

Author Biography: Nicola Kapron has previously been published by Neo-opsis Science Fiction Magazine, Rebel Mountain Press, Soteira Press, All Worlds Wayfarer, Mannison Press, and more. Nicola lives in British Columbia with a hoard of books—mostly fantasy and horror—and an extremely fluffy cat.

Links: Personal Website

Nicola works with Duck Prints Press as an author, and is also the crafter whose skilled hands are behind our adorable Dux plushies.


When and why did you being creating?

I’ve been writing for as long as I can remember. Most of my work was very small when I was younger because I have dysgraphia and handwriting is physically painful for me. As soon as I learned to use a keyboard, I started working on longer and longer projects. Now there’s no stopping me.


What are your goals as a creator?

I want to write stories that linger.


What do you consider to be your strengths as a creator?

Dialog[ue], genre-blending, worldbuilding, coming up with cool monsters, slow-burn romance (or at least obsession), crafting background lore that is impossible to tag.


What do you consider to be your weaknesses as a creator?

Description, pacing, writing healthy characters with healthy relationships, easy-to-tag stories.


What’s your favorite medium to work in? Why?

Fiction writing, particularly fantasy. I enjoy coming up with the most bizarre situations and then thinking about how people might react to them. After all, mountains may crumble, oceans may rise, but people will stay fundamentally people.


Are you a pantser, a planner, or a planster? What’s your process look like?

A planster. I spend a lot of time coming up with detailed story outlines and summarizing character arcs. Then I start writing and 80% of that goes out the window. I like to say that my first drafts are dedicated to figuring out what the story isn’t about. Unless I’m writing a short story, in which case draft 1 may well be the final draft. I don’t control the process.

I typically write in chronological order from beginning to end, but for a short project I may pause and write the middle bits ahead of time as they drift into my head. This isn’t viable for a longer project because the pacing always begins to confuse me.


What do the phrases “writer’s block” or “art block” mean to you?

Writer’s block comes in two kinds to me. The first kind is the most common: I’m not actually blocked so much as I am swamped. I have too many ideas and too much stuff to do. As a result, I can’t focus on anything and writing words is like pulling teeth. This kind just has to be muscled through until I hit another vein of inspiration. The second kind is the kind where I genuinely run out of writing energy completely, leaving me feeling drained and empty. I only hit this state once. It lasted for about a week. Worst week of my life. The second kind can’t be worked through, only waited out like a sprain. I recommend going outside and finding something else to focus on until your writing muscles recover.


Tell us about a creator who is an inspiration to you. When did you first encounter them? How have they influenced your work?

Charles de Lint. I had the opportunity to do a Co-Op with him in high school. He supervised me writing my first novella, an urban fantasy story about the people whose job it is to keep magic secret. Although our writing styles are rather different – he’s a pioneer of dreamlike mythic fantasy, I prefer to write about the ‘realistic’ consequences of fantastical things existing – I feel I learned a lot from his approach to worldbuilding and character-crafting. There’s nobody who writes flawed, troubled, and incandescently beautiful characters like Charles de Lint.


What book or media franchise or other creator’s work do you always come back to? How many times have you rewatched/reread/reviewed it?

Neil Gaiman’s work has a way of bringing me back in. I don’t think I could tell you how many times I’ve read and re-read his various creations. Just know that it’s a lot.


What’s your favorite part of the creation process?

Daydreaming about writing the story is always the best part. That and reading it after it’s done.


What are your favorite tropes?

Cute monsters, involuntary body modification as trauma metaphor, codependent relationships, coping mechanisms that aren’t good but are at least keeping you alive.


What are your favorite character archetypes?

My favourite character archetypes are anything that is clearly meant to evoke a classic heroic or villainous archetype, but with the alignment swapped. Luminous holy maidens plotting destruction. Ominous armoured overlords trying to bring salvation. Man-eating monsters struggling to live happy, productive lives in the shadow of cities they’ll never truly belong in. Chosen ones choosing to turn their backs on what they were meant to save. It’s the defiance of fate and expectations both.


What motivates you to create?

Unfortunately, I don’t have a clear answer for this one. Just breathing motivates me to create some days. In general, though, I think that the desire to share my thoughts with others is what makes me put my fingers on the keyboard. I can’t chat about my work with people if I don’t write the work.


Which of your own creations is your favorite? Why?

Whichever one I just re-read and got invested in as if someone else wrote it.


Which of your own creations is your least favorite? Why?

Whichever story I just finished always causes me physical pain to think about.


Do you like having background noise when you create? What do you listen to? Does it vary depending on the project, and if so, how?

Rain noises help me think. Music is a very hit or miss addition, because if there are words I’ll end up mentally singing along instead of thinking about writing.


When you look at your “career” as a creator, what achievement would you most like to reach – what, if it happened or has already happened, would/did make you go “now – now I’m a success!”?

I would love to publish a full novel.


What advice were you given as a new creator? Did it help you?

Show, don’t tell. It definitely helped me when I was younger and had a grudge against the entire concept of descriptive language. Now I keep having to remove entire paragraphs of description for word count, though, so it does have an expiration date.


If you could give one piece of advice to a new creator who came to you for help, what would that advice be?

Worldbuilding is your friend, but sooner or later, you have to actually start writing the story.


Short Stories and Novelettes Nicola has published with Duck Prints Press:

Nicola is also a contributor to our upcoming anthology Aether Beyond the Binary. We’ll be launching crowdfunding for this campaign in late December, and we’ve invited Nicola to host an Ask Me Anything session during the campaign! The time and date for the AMA aren’t set yet, but if you want to make sure you don’t miss it, join our Book Lover’s Server.



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We’ve got three new short stories out September 28th 2023!

Title: A Ghost for Halloween
Author: K. B. Vimes

General/No Relationship, Family and Siblings, Ghosts, Mourning and Grief, Child Point of View

In the spirit of Color by Owl Outerbridge, The Offered Ones by A. L. Heard, and The Fairy Garden by Rhosyn Goodfellow, K. B. Vimes continues our authors’ tradition of writing compelling stories that explore the fears and hopes attendant with raising children in the modern world.

Halloween is Maggie’s favorite day of the year; she just wishes she knew why her parents hate it so much, why they always refuse to go trick-or-treating with her, why her mother spends the night drunk. At least this year, she’s found another kid to go with her. He’s strange, but Maggie will overlook a lot if it means she gets to have a friend.


Title: Be Not Afraid
Author: Nicola Kapron

M/M, Angels and Demons and the Apocalypse Oh My!, the Hardest Part of the Post-Apocalypse is Finding a Job, There’s Only One Bed (but the Roommate Doesn’t Sleep)

Nicola Kapron returns with her seventh story published with Duck Prints Press, this time exploring how “the end of the world” can mean very different things depending on one’s circumstances.

Tora survives the end of the world, and so does his sister, even though he can’t escape the niggling feeling that one or both of them shouldn’t have. Still, that’s not his immediately problem. No, he’s more concerned about his demon roommate and his odd-job daily gig.


Title: Commute
Author: Eliot Lovell

F/F, the Inherent Awkwardness of Sitting Together on the Train, WLW Disaster Flirting

Fluffy f/f is one of our most popular short story genres. Eliot Lovell’s debut story with Duck Prints Press joins our extensive catalog of works by such authors as A. L. Heard, Violet J. Hayes, Annabeth Lynch, and D. V. Morse. You can check out all of our f/f general imprint titles here.

Eloise intensely dislikes when she has to work in the city, not least because of the commute by train. But the longer the beautiful woman sits across from her in the facing row of seats, the more she starts to think maybe commuting isn’t so bad…


Also Now Available: The Summer 2023 General Imprint Bundle!


The Summer 2023 General Imprint Bundle Includes:

Usually $9.93, you can now get all seven of these stories for only $7.99! Come on over and check out a selection of what Duck Prints Press has to offer!

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This debut online PDF edition of the Duck Prints Press zine includes general information about the Press, where to find us on social media, how to buy our books, and, most excitingly: FREE EXCERPTS! Yes, download this 20-page PDF, and you can read:

The first five pages of Many Drops Make a Stream by Adrian Harley. Pre-orders are open through September 30th!

Many Drops Make a Stream is a fantasy novel featuring the shapeshifter Droplet as she embarks on a rescue mission, loses a found family and tries to convince herself she doesn’t want to find another, and stumbles into a sapphic pre-relationship. All the laughs and drama that author Adrian Harley could fit between the covers!

The first two scenes of Theirs All Along by boneturtle. Available now!

Theirs All Along is the prequel introduction story to boneturtle’s Pet Names verse, featuring sexy established-relationship M/M/M fantasy smut and lots of emotional intimacy. Husbands Aren, Samael, and Mithros just want to take care of each other…

The first two scenes of Be Not Afraid by Nicola Kapron. Coming September 28th!

Be Not Afraid tells the story of Tora as he faces a personal apocalypse in the midst of an actual actual apocalypse…and a M/M “OMG they were roommates” get-together story.

The first chapter of To Drive the Hundred Miles by Alec J. Marsh. Pre-orders open October 5th!

To Drive the Hundred Miles follows trans man Will as he returns home for the holidays, confronts his family’s clumsy attempts at “support,” and finds comfort at the local coffee shop. Features family feels, a nascent M/F relationship, and a splash of smut.

Download the PDF NOW and get a glimpse of all the great stories Duck Prints Press has to offer!

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Happy Release Day, Everyone! 
We publish new short stories and novelettes for our General Imprint on the fourth Thursday of the month, and here we are with five new short stories and a novelette! 

June 22nd Releases:

Title: Of Loops and Weaves
Author: Catherine E. Green

F/F, Getting Together, Maximum Fluff

Robin loves to sit in the local coffee shop, crocheting a sweater for her friend Dee, who she hopes will become more than a friend.

She doesn’t expect to need to frog a chunk of project.

And she really doesn’t expect Dee to walk in on her doing so…

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Title: Solarpunks: Viva la Revolución (a story in the Solarpunks ‘verse)
Author: J. D. Harlock

Found Family, Utopian Future, the Very Teenage Urge to Rebel Against Authority

The future is perfect, with strong community ties, collective ownership, plenty for all, and an ideal balance of private life and public life.

In such a setting, what’s a group of bored teenagers to do to shake up the order of things?

Sami, Ros, and Amara aren’t sure…but Sami has a plan.

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Title: Seal Island
Author: K. B. Vimes

M/M, Queerplatonic Relationship, Ace Trans Main Character, Selkies

Michael has always known he was a boy, and always known he didn’t fit in with either the boys or girls around him in the quiet fishing community where he grows up. To escape the insistence of his friends and family that he become a “proper young lady,” he seeks refuge on the island in the bay where the seals sun themselves during the summer.

It’s not until he’s 18 that he realizes he might be able to make the island a more permanent home. Will the seals welcome the young man who’s never felt like he’s belonged?

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Title: More Than We Deserve
Author: Nicola Kapron

M/M, Finding a Slice of Hope Amidst Dystopia, Trans Main Character, Spies and Super Soldiers

Every year, the employees of The Winterborne Group have to fill out Form 301-A, checking off boxes related to gender and sexuality to enhance the megacorp’s diversity numbers. 

This year, Dice uses this opportunity to finally, after years of passing, tell the company he’s trans.

That’s not the problem.

The problem is that Grey, Dice’s favorite company-owned Horizon super soldier, has asked for Dice’s help completing his Form 301-A.

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Title: Live Like There’s No Tomorrow (a short prequel story in the Welcome to PHU ‘verse)
Author: Tris Lawrence

Family Feels, Surviving Cancer, Finding Hope Through Everyday Struggles

Middle-school student Jackson is not particularly upset about his cancer; the doctor’s assure him he’ll recover, and his biggest concern is that his friends will be a grade or more above him by the time he’s able to get back to school.

Well, that and that he’s sure that his mother is keeping a secret from him, but he can’t figure out what that secret is and she’s not talking about it.

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Title: Moongatherer
Author: Willa Blythe

F/F, PTSD, Recovery From Trauma, Bonding While on a Quest Together

The Summer Solstice is approaching, the day when the sunlight lasts the longest and the dangers of being out in the world, exposed to the harsh rays, is greatest. As is their way, Clan Firefox has once again chosen two representatives to travel to Moon’s Rest and make an offering to the Goddess to bring the moonlight back.

No one is surprised that Pomegranate will be making the journey.

But everyone is shocked when Honeycomb is selected, and no one more so than Honeycomb herself.

And, as they set out on their journey, all Honeycomb can see is the memory of harsh solar rays and burning fires…

Maybe during this journey, these two young women can find more than they ever thought to seek…

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Think they all sound amazing? Well, you should, because they are. And we’ve got you covered – you can buy ALL SIX of these new titles in one awesome bundle – and save 20% off the list price for buying each story individually! 

Come on over to the Duck Prints Press webstore and find your new favorite short story! And, while you’re at it, don’t forget to check out the anthology we’re Kickstarting!

Want more stories, and to support our awesome, queer-owned, fandom-based small business indie Press? We rely on your backing on Patreon to keep our prices low and maximize the royalties we pay to authors! Support us, and get free stories every month – the higher your backer level, the more you get!

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Trapped on a distant ocean-covered planetoid.

Alone save for an expedition crew that ignores him and a father that hates him.

And then his cochlear implants start picking up strange voices...

Rock never wanted wanted to move to Triton, but after the death of his mother, his father didn't give him a choice. He's the only teenager and only civilian on an underwater base, too far from civilization to even receive interstellar entertainment feeds.

And he hears people, calling to him from the deep.

Now, Rock needs to figure out what's going on, and what he should do about it, before it's too late...

Check out The Ocean Went on Forever, the newest short story by Nicola Kapron, for a rebellious teenager, an eerie mystery, a dose of "eat the rich," and a smidgen of slash, if you squint.

Who We Are: Duck Prints Press LLC is an independent publisher based in New York State. We help fan creators publish their original works. We are particularly dedicated to working with queer authors and publishing stories featuring characters from across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. Sign up for our monthly newsletter!

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This week, we’re welcoming in spring with two very nature-oriented tales: one of the forest, grown wild and out of control, and one of the creatures that play amidst the fireflies during a hot summer night.


Dead Man’s Bells by Nicola Kapron

Dark Fantasy, M/NB, Demonic Possession (Voluntary)

The vines were alive. They writhed like snakes as he ran a hand over them. As one, they untangled themselves from the shrouded shape of the spear. A few even dropped off entirely and nudged at his ankles. Underneath, the weapon gleamed with the soft, wet shimmer of fresh growth.

Around it, he could make out the silhouette of something that was almost human. Luminous green eyes. Roots wrapped tightly into the shape of arms, legs, musculature. Foxglove flowers blooming in the hollow of a throat.

A forest demon persisting long after it had been cut down and sanded into a useful shape.

Beautiful, Liam thought. This feeling might be awe. If he didn’t need to keep moving forward, toward it, he would have fallen to his knees.

For a moment, the ringing paused, and the vines slowed in their movements. “I am not dead,” said the voice that wasn’t his own. “You did not kill me. Even like this, you cannot tame me. Raise me, and I will live again.”

Follow Liam as his life intertwines with that of the verdant growth possessing the basement of his family’s manor. Read Dead Man’s Bells now!



Away With the Fairies
by Annabeth Lynch

Modern with Magic, Siblings and Family, Fae/Fairy Kidnapping (Consensual)

“Why do the lightning bugs only fly up?” I asked Linda.

“Not all of them do. But this kind produces light as they fly. They’re sending signals to the others,” she said, coming to look at the ones I grabbed. “They’re telling each other things with the lights.”

“Like what?”

“Like what kind they are, or if they’re boys or girls, or whether they want to have babies. They talk by flashing. That’s why they blink.”

“What about that one?” I pointed at a fast-moving one. “That one isn’t blinking at all.” Linda looked at the one I pointed at. She watched it for a long time, waiting for its light to blink off.

It didn’t.

What have Linda and her sister Suzy found amidst the fireflies (spoilers…it might be in the title…)? Read Away With the Fairies and find out!


Love works featuring nature spirits, fae, and fairyfolk? These two aren’t the only ones in our catalog! Check out our anthologies Add Magic to Taste, He Bears the Cape of Stars, and She Wears the Midnight Crown, or…

  • Let the Solstice Come by D. V. Morse (historical with magic, elementals are enslaved by humans, rebellion)
  • The Fairy Garden by Rhosyn Goodfellow (modern with magic, child point of view, fae and fairyfolk)
  • A Glimmer of Hope by Nina Waters (modern with magic, m/m, novel-length, angst with a happy ending)

Who we are: Duck Prints Press LLC is an independent publisher based in New York State. Our founding vision is to help fanfiction authors navigate the complex process of bringing their original works from first draft to print, culminating in publishing their work under our imprint. We are particularly dedicated to working with queer authors and publishing stories featuring characters from across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. Love what we do? Want to make sure you don’t miss the announcement for future giveaways? Sign up for our monthly newsletter and get previews, behind-the-scenes information, coupons, and more!

Want to support the Press, read about us behind-the-scenes, learn about what’s coming down the pipeline, get exclusive teasers, and claim free stories? Back us on Patreon or ko-fi monthly!


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If you love your stories dark, your doves dead, and your husbands murdery, have we got a story for you…


Title: In Good Company

Author: Nicola Kapron

Genre: Modern

Rating: Mature

Trigger Warnings: body horror, child abuse, death of a child (past), death of a parent (past), harm to children, suicide (past) (mentions of), violence (graphic descriptions), vomiting (mentions of)

Relationship: enemies to friends, friends to enemies (platonic), m/m, murder husbands

Character Features: bipoc, doctor, murderer, ptsd, serial killer, vigilante

Tags: attraction at first sight, drug addiction (mentions of), drug use (non-consensual), human trafficking (mentions of), imprisonment, kidnapping, past tense, pov third person limited, terminal illness (mentions of), war crimes

Teaser:

Haruki no longer remembered what had been going through his head the first time he’d killed. All he recalled was the sight of those he’d once loved with all the helpless force of a scared, scarred child covered in red and utterly still. He hadn’t felt grief or triumph when he realized they weren’t struggling anymore. He’d just felt—

Empty.

Better to be hollow than to despair.

Length: 29 pages/11,761 words

What’s Saturday without a little scare? Read your fill with In Good Company by Nicola Kapron!

Want more stories filled with dark feels? Nicola Kapron has got you covered! Check out The Act of Salvation and Campfire Stories!

This is the second story of February aligned with the month’s theme, “Storm’s Coming.” Our first, Lightbringer by boneturtle, also brings the eerie m/m feels. Check it out too!

Who we are: Duck Prints Press LLC is an independent publisher based in New York State. Our founding vision is to help fanfiction authors navigate the complex process of bringing their original works from first draft to print, culminating in publishing their work under our imprint. We are particularly dedicated to working with queer authors and publishing stories featuring characters from across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. Love what we do? Want to make sure you don’t miss the announcement for future giveaways? Sign up for our monthly newsletter and get previews, behind-the-scenes information, coupons, and more!

Want to support the Press, read about us behind-the-scenes, learn about what’s coming down the pipeline, get exclusive teasers, and claim free stories? Back us on Patreon or ko-fi monthly!



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