Pink Narcissus Press

12/10/2025

Now available! MAUDLIN OF NOWHERE, the long-awaited for sequel to Michelle Markey Butler's literary medieval fantasy-mystery novel, continues the tale of Doctora Bann, disgraced Queen and clerk, tasked with saving her lands from a mysterious threat. Will she succeed?

Maudlin of Nowhere (The Tall Ships of Saradena)

08/31/2025

Coming December 2025! Here's a sneak preview of the cover for MAUDLIN OF NOWHERE, the long awaited-for sequel to HOMEGOING, Michelle Markey Butler's literary medieval mystery.

09/08/2024

Our table this weekend at our local Pride Festival in Worcester, Massachusetts!

07/22/2024

New review over on Reedsy for Wooldridge's WHERE MONSTERS PRAY. "Wonderful, wicked and weird speculative writing."🙂

Review: Where Monsters Pray, by Trisha J. Wooldridge, is a collection of sixteen pieces of wonderful, wicked and weird speculative writing.

07/08/2024

Murder at the Sideshow! Dr Bill and Michael will be hand selling hardcover copies of their weird, dark and fully illustrated adult picture book at Readercon next weekend, but a paperback version is available today at Amazon.

Tales From the Sideshow

06/25/2024

Now available in trade paperback and on Kindle! WHERE MONSTERS PRAY by Trisha J. Wooldridge, a dark and creepy collection of stories with a touch of the feminist and the q***r. Warning: may contain murderous tentacles, zombie unicorns, and genetically-modified cats - but at least the chickens are all right.

Where Monsters Pray

06/16/2024

Now available for pre-order for the Kindle! A collection of dark and twisted, q***r and feminist stories by award-winning author Trisha J. Wooldridge. Cover art and illustrations by Michael Takeda.

Both e-book and trade paperback will be available June 25th.

Where Monsters Pray

05/04/2024

Coming out in June! A feminist (mostly) horror collection of stories and poems by the marvelous Trisha J. Wooldridge.

"Unicorns, zombie parasites, murderous designer cats, and tentacled women populate this satisfyingly gruesome collection of q***r and feminist stories [...] Wooldridge’s confident voice and reclamation of monstrosity will appeal to creature-feature and pulp horror fans seeking a feminist twist on traditional tropes."

Unicorns, zombie parasites, murderous designer cats, and tentacled women populate this satisfyingly gruesome collection of q***r...

01/12/2024

Now available in both e-book and paperback! Stuart Sharp's AFTER THE WAR, THE PLAY is a fantasy novel that is part Terry Pratchett's British humor and part Shakespearian comedy.

After the War, The Play

11/20/2023

Here's a lovely recent review for our new book! "Philosophical and humane, The Final Days of Kobold Kody’s Frontier Exposition and Tonic Show is a magical fable about changing one’s destiny for the better."

The Final Days of Kobold Kody’s Frontier Exposition and Tonic Show: In Eli Horowitz’s rich, thoughtful fantasy novel "The Final Days of Kobold Kody’s Frontier Exposition and Tonic Show", talented misfits navigate a magical world. Melding elements of the Wild West with a land in which dragons, ...

11/16/2023

Now available! THE FINAL DAYS OF KOBOLD KODY'S FRONTIER EXPOSITION AND TONIC SHOW by Eli Horowitz.

Set in a post-war fantasy world under the Empire’s never-ending expansion, the story begins with a bloody vision by Andra, the show’s Fortuneteller, culminating with a showdown with Pol, the Empire’s most powerful magician and poet. It is up to Andra alone to thwart the dark prophecy and save her fellow performers, a quirky cast of outsiders and misfits, from their terrible fates.

Two days out from the capital, the Fortune Teller has a vision. It is a bloody prophecy, as her visions often are. Yet this one is more. It is the beginning of the end for Kobold Kody’s Frontier Exposition and Tonic Show.

09/18/2023

In recent news, our author Tlotlo Tsamaase (The Silence of the Wilting Skin) was short-listed for The Caine Prize for Africa Writing.

[London, UK] – The Caine Prize for African Writing, an esteemed annual award honouring outstanding African writers, is pleased to announce the shortlist for the 2023 edition. The five shortlisted stories were carefully selected from a pool of 297 entries originating from 28 African countries.