Twinkerbell
A queer retelling of Peter Pan where Peter is the reason for everything but not the main character. When Peter feels desire for the first time, Neverland cannot allow it. The island has ways of preserving innocence, of keeping the eternal boy eternal. And when a fairy catches that forbidden feeling, he too must fall.
About
Twinkerbell is an ongoing serial novella (~35,000 words) that reimagines the Peter Pan mythos through a queer, erotic lens. Peter Pan is the reason for everything—the source of the fairies, the catalyst for their fall, the origin of the story—but he is not the main character. When a fairy named Twinkerbell experiences his first touch of desire through Peter's shadow, he awakens to consciousness, mortality, and the weight of his own body. Expelled from Neverland, he falls into Berlin, where he must learn to navigate a world of gravity, time, and consequence.
Chapters
Epilogue - Free
The origin story. How Twinkerbell came to be, how he awakened, and how he fell from paradise into the cold reality of Berlin's cobblestones.
More chapters coming soon.