Author Archives: dianevwoods

That’s my T-Tale about a trans teen witch in training on Kindle Vella. Yesterday, I posted a new episode of Pelagia, my trans superhero story, also on Vella. Gotta keep busy in a pandemic!

More than one reviewer on Amazon has objected to how I portray conservatives in some of my books. They carp about this. Today I see this article and it reminds me of why exactly I am hard on conservatives. It’s because I tell the goddamn truth, even when writing fiction. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/18/health/transgender-adolescents-arkansas.html

I just posted another Episode of Transfiguration on Kindle Vella. My little T-Tale of a young trans witch-in-training continues to flow. Hope you all enjoy it. There’s a lot more to come.

Has just been posted to Kindle Vella. Join our intrepid teen trans superhero (and her Mom!) for…a shopping trip. And more!

Has been posted to Kindle Vella. I’m having fun writing this, hope readers experience something similar with it. Now to focus on Pelagia a bit. That’s my trans superhero story on Vella. Once that story is completed, I’ll turn it into an ebook. Keep watching and reading, friends.

Just uploaded first chapter of Transfiguration to Kindle Vella. A fantasy story of a young trans girl born into a family that practices witchcraft. Should be fun. Stay tuned.

Yes, at long last, as we trudge on through yet another surge of COVID, yours truly has released another “episode” of the continuing story known as “My Secret Self”, on Kindle Vella. Our intrepid teen transgender girl, Jeannie, continues her adventures in suburban Chicago to survive and thrive as an out transgender teen in aContinue reading “New Episode of My Secret Self!”

Has been posted to kindle Vella. Our fledgling trans superhero begins her training. And I’m back in the saddle again, writing new material, after a brief interruption.

It’s a homebound New Year’s Eve again but better times will come again, much like this blast from the past. Stay safe.

Especially for trans folks who are currently estranged from family and past friends. Find your way through, knowing you have people who pray for you, people you’ve never met and likely never will. Including me. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/12/24/opinion/covid-christmas.html