“I was so tired of all the weak women screaming in the corner while their boyfriends were beating off the aliens. I wouldn’t have been—I’d’ve been in there swinging with something or kicking them as hard as I could.“
Anne McCaffrey
Titania Tempest writes warm, witty fiction about love, resilience, reinvention, and women who refuse to disappear quietly.
She has an abiding love of flawed heroines, dry humour, slow-burn tenderness, late-blooming love, chosen family, and the sort of courage that looks less like grand speeches and more like getting up and trying again.
Her novels include Paper Daffodils and A Thousand Reasons, stories for readers who like their women complicated, their romance hard-earned, and their happy endings anything but predictable.
Books
Other published work
- Written Tales Magazine Vol. II: Night Terrors — one poem
- FromOneLine: If I Were a House — one poem
- FromOneLine to Another — five poems
- Strangest Fiction Anthology Vol. 1 — one short story
