My stuff has been buried on Wattpad with a flush of popular recommendations and a lack of "new posts" visibility, so I'm moving.  I'll be leaving the excerpts in place, but I am removing my novels in the hopes of finding a place where I will actually be visible. Sorry Wattpad! I'll be checking back to see if things change.

K. J. Joyner (1971-she lives!) was born in Fernandina Beach, Florida to a Brotherton Indian family thanks to various biological mechanizations we won't talk about here. She was first published at the tender age of 18 (or so) with her poem Unicorn placing in the Trouveare's Laureate. Heavily influenced by such greats as Marion Zimmer Bradley, Anne MacCaffery and Elizabeth Boyer she always thought her work would be serious and dire. When she began work on her webcomic, Akashik, she soon learned her other influences - Mel Brooks, Piers Anthony and Terry Pratchett - had the upper hand in the echelon of her mind.

Her primary project is a webcomic, The Heavenly Bride; a romance about a dragon turned vampire and the girl he loves but cannot have.