Flowers of Florence
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  • Parts 10
  • Time 2h 14m
  • Reads 268
  • Votes 31
  • Parts 10
  • Time 2h 14m
Complete, First published Mar 14, 2023
William Dalton, an aspiring writer, moved from Manchester to London to find inspiration for his first novel. He meets Michael Eaton, a fashion designer who takes pity on him and offers him ways of finding inspiration. Michael offers to take William on a trip to Florence, Italy. Little does William know that this trip will give him more than just inspiration.


This LGBTQ+ story takes place in the 1890s. It handles topics about family trauma, the death of a loved one, manipulation, homophobia/slurs, and long-distance romance, but it also tells us about values, symbolism, friendship, and romance.
This story, which started as a short story to pass the time while I procrastinate, has become something greater than what I expected, but I have found the motivation to see it through as a fully-fledged novel. I hope this romantic story gives you just as much joy as it brought me when writing it.

- Fa


Highest rankings:
#1 symbolysms
#1 1890
#5 19century
#632 19thcentury
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