Queerfriendly Stories

When seventeen-year-old Naya Porter moves from Boston to rural Georgia to live with her dad and aunt, she expects to be bored out of her mind. But there's something in the woods behind her aunt's house that has other plans for her. Something old and hateful that's trapped behind a twelve-foot-high brick wall that her family has guarded for generations. With the accompaniment of four new acquaintances from school, ranging from emerging crush to low-key nemesis, Naya must lead a deadly expedition through a breach in the wall where she'll encounter a nightmare-scape mash-up of horrifyingly real haunted houses. **New parts drop weekly on Fridays! Start your 2026 off right with some creepy horror!**

The Diary of Charlie Monroe A coming-of-age story for anyone who's ever felt invisible. Flawed, ambitious, self-assured, and just the right amount of cocky-Charlie Monroe is fourteen years old, living in the year 2000, armed with big dreams, a sharp tongue, and a serious grudge against social oblivion. They're not falling in love. They're fighting to be seen. In a small town where ambition goes to die, Charlie is battling school disasters, family chaos, pop star fantasies, and their own tendency to say the wrong thing at the worst time. This is a story about choosing yourself. About friendship, failure, family drama, setbacks and comebacks, and finding your voice-when no one else seems to want to hear it. Set during a year of vending machine betrayals, mixtape heartbreak, and low-budget pop dreams... this is the diary of Charlie Monroe.

A queer-friendly story that doesn't turn out as hoped...