It occurred to me that I never took the time amid the whirlwind that was my book publishing to properly share it here! So, As of June 2022 My first short story collection, The Queerest Touch, was published by Q Publishing! I’m super proud of this book and all the work that went into making it. If you feel so inclined you can purchase on amazon!
It would mean the world to me if you could purchase it, then rate and review! Thanks!
My flight landed, and I began the long shuffle to the pick up area…
Dear Donni DaLicci,
You are cordially invited to participate in the world’s largest puppet convention on August 8th.
I’d been a delivery man for years.. then suddenly, I was joined by a dark passenger….
Days of anticipation, waiting, and coordination had finally led to this: a dinner. To Darren, though, this wasn’t just any dinner. It was a dinner with Tereus, though nearly everyone … Continue reading Dinner for Two
Today, I saw a human at the edge of my yard. They seemed strange and stared listlessly at the house my human moved us to. I barked, and I barked, … Continue reading The Human at the Edge of My Yard
It’s been a long while since i’ve posted on this blog. But for any consistent readers, I’ve been working on a few other projects. Specifically, I’ve had a series of short stories published in OFM (OUT FRONT Magazine), and if you have time to read them, that would be great! Just head on over to https://www.outfrontmagazine.com/category/queer-voices/lit/ to see my short stories under the name Brian Aragon-Shafi Byrdsong
Next! I’m planning on turning the byrdiverse into more of a collective project so don’t unfollow this page just yet! just stay tuned for some more updates! With any luck, this page will soon be filled with Fiction, Poetry and visual art that will make. you. gag!
I hope you all will continue to follow me on this journey!
Siara and Jenny entered the forest with their guns held firmly in their hands. They weren’t the biggest fans of hunting, but this creature had killed seven people from their … Continue reading Luperia
It was just a hole in the ground, Malikai told himself. A hole that appeared in the backyard of his small, cozy summer cottage. A hole that sang to him; … Continue reading A Song for Malikai
Leigh stood in front of the room preparing to eulogize her father. She stared at the faces of those who came to attend. Some were friendly, but most were … Continue reading Leigh
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