Transgressive Fiction Author, Storyteller, Post Modernism Literature, Book Cover Design, Writing Mentorship

Long before feminism had a name, women were writing it. From Margery Kempe’s unruly confessions to Táhirih’s revolutionary poetry in Qajar Iran, female voices across the globe defied silence. Nana Asma’u educated women in 19th-century Nigeria, Rābiʿa al-ʿAdawiyya penned mystic verse in 8th-century Iraq, and Sor Juana challenged patriarchy with poetry. These weren’t footnotes in history—they were its uncredited authors.

Author Shannon Waite talks about her bold debut Raising Women, a choose-your-own-adventure-style novel that redefines women’s fiction. In this interview, she shares the inspiration behind her interactive format, how she writes emotionally raw and transgressive stories, and what’s next in her follow-up collection The Women. A sharp, thoughtful conversation about storytelling, girlhood, and breaking all the rules.

Interview with Bam Barrow: A Glimpse into the Occult and Folk Horror. Meet Bam Barrow, a writer famed for his occult fiction and folk horror

Life and works of Vladimir Nabokov, exploring beyond "Lolita" to his diverse literary achievements;his influence in transgressive literature

Explore the daring world of Chuck Palahniuk, the master of transgressive literature, known for his raw and provocative style.

An engaging interview with Brian Bowyer, a master of horror and transgressive fiction. Discover the unique blend of horror books.