Hedriar has been chosen to represent her homeworld within the Galactic Covenant. There she'll meet new friends and discover that people aren't as different as all that.

This collection features five cosy stories about the Galactic Covenant and is perfect for fans of Becky Chambers' works or of Star Trek's more quiet and character-oriented episodes.

Sasha didn’t have playing wingman to an actual winged being on his bingo card, but the angel's lovesickness is lingering in his own stomach, and he's willing to go great length to help them make a move on their crush—including risking a love of his own.

Cozy decopunk sci-fi dual romance centering an autistic gay man and the genderfluid A.I. in his brain, and their respective partners.

Too fondly have I loved these stars;
all these galaxies we once called ours.
A beautiful love story in verse.

After six months away, a new mission awaits Xandri Corelel: the Hands and Voices—squid- and whale-like symbiotic aliens—want to join the Starsystems’ Alliance. They are masters of bio-engineering and are creating coral that can withstand vacuum, with a most stunning end goal: to grow entire spaceships out of living organisms. They want full membership, however, and in order for them to attend council meetings in person, Xandri must re-rig an entire spaceship to carry creatures the size of killer whales. Feasible, until an anti-aliens organization arrives, an army at their back.

As the autistic head of the Carpathia’s Xeno-Liaison department, Xandri has become an expert in peaceful first contacts and convincing sapient species to join the Starsystems’ Alliance. The Anmerilli, however, are as xenophobic as they come… and they are developing a powerful weapon that caught both the attention of the Alliance and their bitter enemies. This time, Xandri’s mission is wrought with politics and the consequences of failure may well be genocide for the Anmerilli.

A tongue-in-cheek cross between Marvel comics and Space Invaders, CHEERLEADERS FROM PLANET X is a zany, quirky and snark-filled send-up of just about every sci-fi trope known to humankind—with 100% more lesbians.

2017 Nominee for the Sir Julius Vogel Award, "Best Novel," from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Association of New Zealand! Updated second edition coming in 2018 from Kraken Collective Books.