Loveday Funck

05/29/2026

My strange little serpent child has crawled into book form.

Tongue of the Serpent: Season One is available now on Amazon.

05/29/2026

05/29/2026

A closer look at Feralheart.

There is such an emotional stillness in this face, something tender, resilient, and deeply present.

05/28/2026

Haunted, but gentle.
Soft ghost stories for sleep, narrated by Noiraine, the white ghost cat.
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05/28/2026

For the readers who like their love stories tender, uncanny, and a little candlelit.

The Woman Who Wasn’t Always is available now on Amazon.

05/27/2026

Lucien Devereux is one of my favorite fictional problems.

Tongue of the Serpent: Season One is available now on Amazon.

05/27/2026

Feral Heart has that rare kind of strangeness that feels both grounded and uncanny at the same time.

An Unbelonging with the energy of roots, relics, and old attention.

05/26/2026

Some stories begin with a murder.
Some begin with a house that remembers too much.
This one begins in New Orleans, inside a shop called the Krewe of the Morningstar, where bargains have teeth, ghosts keep appointments, and immortality has never once meant safety.

Tongue of the Serpent is now available in book form.

For readers who like southern gothic mystery, old magic, dangerous bargains, haunted family history, and characters who really should know better.

Available now on Amazon.

05/26/2026

I once accidentally convinced a woman at an art market that Edgar Allan Poe had a vaudeville career.
She still bought the piece.
That tiny booth disaster is now a blog post about early art market awkwardness, Author’s Row at Jones Creek Library, and where I’ll be next with my Unbelongings, prints, books, and strange little creatures.
Read it here: https://www.lovedayfunck.com/post/what-edgar-allan-poe-taught-me-about-art-market
The raven would like it known that he tried to stop me. 🖤