Sapphic Wreckage: Stories of queer women, yearning, violence, madness, and control

Dark, queer, and unforgettable.

Sapphic Wreckage is a concentrated collection of short fiction—a tight burst of darkness about queer women pushed to the edge:
• Under Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, a soldier numbs herself with pills and violence.
• A female-coded chatbot endures the abuse of its customers.
• In Queens, a witch binds a demon to wage her private war.
• A lonely programmer builds the perfect AI girlfriend.
• A dream researcher chases obsession into tragedy.

Intense, transgressive, and sometimes grimly funny, these stories explore desire, self-destruction, and life amid the wreckage. This is unapologetic neo-lezploitation— a queer author’s embrace of peak toxic, doomed yuri.

For readers of Carmen Maria Machado, Torrey Peters, and Poppy Z. Brite.

Content Note: Contains explicit depictions of violence, strong language, queer sexual encounters (including blurred consent), drug use, self-injury, and suicidal ideation. For mature audiences only.