Kay F. Atkinson

Hey! I'm Kay, and I write stuff.

I'm a disabled trans woman who writes predominantly speculative fiction and horror with a focus on queer characters and themes, drawing from my own experience, and my own frustrations with mainstream media in general.

I hope you enjoy anything you read!

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