Aftertaste: A Toxic Yuri — Emoria Weidner's Debut Novel from Viral Bluesky Thread
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Past-Itch Publishing announces the debut novel "Aftertaste: A Toxic Yuri" by Emoria Weidner, originally a viral Bluesky thread that has been expanded into a print edition. The story follows Simon, the only male server at a yuri bar where lesbian romance is served from bottles, as he encounters a domineering demon, a feisty old flame, and a motherly boss.
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· 3 pulledPast-Itch Publishing presents, Aftertaste: A Toxic Yuri, the debut novel from Emoria Weidner.
Begun as a series of Bluesky posts that went viral, Aftertaste has been fully revised and expanded into the first print edition.
This sensual tale follows the seemingly unremarkable Simon, the only 'man' working at a yuri bar where lesbian romance is served from bottles.
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