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FARAH'S FAMILIARS is a cozy, queer-normative fantasy novella about a halfling who accidentally converts the village coffee shop into a magical cat café with the help of her mysteriousand frustratingly cuteratkin neighbor, Rune. They just might fall in love along the way. Ferndell is a slow place. At least, that's what Farah thought for the last three years. She has a comfortable but directionless routine behind the counter at Ambrewsia Cafe; it's a quiet life, but an upgrade from being dumped on the street by her coven when she failed to develop magical abilities. Then her boss decides to retire, a talking cat shows up behind the compost with a broken leg, and whispers begin to spread about a magical spring that can awaken dormant powers. With a slew of would-be familiars barging into her tidy café, resulting in an unexpected bargain with her reclusive neighbor Rune, Farah must make an impossible choice: inherit the café and the quiet life she's come to love, or risk everything to win back her family. Farah's Familiars is a cozy, low-stakes fantasy novella about belonging, chosen family, and discovering love where you least expect it. Farah's story is best enjoyed by fans of A Witch's Guide to Magical Innkeeping by Sangu Mandanna, A Rival Most Vial by R.K. Ashwick, and How to Lose a Goblin in Ten Days by Jessie Sylva.
Holland is a proudly queer author with a penchant for queer-normative fantasy, sci-fi, and just about anything with dragons. Her first-ever story was written in a sparkly blue notebook with a bright pink spiral spine, not long after learning how to string her first sentences together on paper. Now a grown-up, she has two cats and a wife she loves dearly. Many things have changed over the years, but not her imagination. These days, she likes to write the kind of cozy queer stories that make you want to curl up on a sofa with a cup of tea and raindrops tapping on the windowsill.
