My name is Alley Rose.
I started writing on the broiling streets of Fresno, CA which served as the inspiration and setting for my debut novel, Wolf Song, published under the pseudonym L.T. Bradley, and which currently maintains a 4.7 Star rating on Amazon.com.
Now, I live in Portland, OR with my family where I've had the fortune of earning a Bachelors of Fine Arts in Creative Writing and English Literature, and have begun to cultivate my own brand of urban fantasy called Pacific Northwest Gothic fiction.
This style and subgenre seek to put a new twist on conventional Young Adult and New Adult literature with contemporary, enigmatic stories centering in the Pacific Northwest.

What is Pacific Northwest Gothic?
Pacific Northwest Gothic is a sub-genre of Gothic media characterized by bleak settings in the Pacific Northwest, flawed (and often disturbing) characters, and the darker side of the Pacific Northwest where horror lurks in isolated, rural areas and bustling city centers alike.

Pacific Northwest Gothic settings have a constant feel of clamminess, isolation, and malaise. Sometimes the city is just as treacherous as the woods...