The family of Static & Signals, fifteen years on.

At fifteen, Samuel Fisher couldn’t imagine telling anyone he was in love with a boy, let alone...

Kin & Keeping (Reception Book 2) by Michael Manosca

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Static & Signals

In the summer of 1938, a ten-year-old girl followed her brother Bobby to a limestone quarry outside St. Louis. What she witnessed there — her oldest brother’s fall, the screaming, the stillness — she wouldn’t fully understand for decades. Not until she was old enough to piece together what Tommy and his best friend Eddie had been hiding. What...

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Across the Arno (THE OLTRARNO PASSAGES Book 1)

Graham Tierney has spent thirty years writing the Oltrarno series—sweeping historical romances set in Renaissance Florence that have earned him critical acclaim, a devoted readership, and a Hollywood option. But since losing Simon, his husband of three decades, Graham hasn’t written a word. He’s been sitting alone in his Maine cottage, waiting...

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The Far Bank (THE OLTRARNO PASSAGES Book 2)

Eli Pelletier has finally built a life that fits him. A small apartment north of Portland. Niles, the boyfriend he wasn’t sure he’d ever find. Graham Tierney down the road, the father figure he hadn’t known he needed. Then, on an ordinary Thursday afternoon, it all goes away.

Kieran Callahan, a twenty-two-year-old Portland paramedic, becomes the...

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Blog

November 5, 2026

In the note at the front of Kin & Keeping, I told you how one reader's question sent me back to Connor Kelly and Samuel Fisher. What happened to them? I want to go a little...

July 14, 2026

A year after I wrote A Language of Water, and months after it went out into the world, I found a flaw in it.

Not a typo. Those I can forgive as they slip through the tightest...

July 7, 2026

The Oltrarno Passages, Book Three

When I wrote to you at the end of Book Two, I said there was one more bank to go. This is it. The Other Shore is finished, and the trilogy is...

May 27, 2026

The Oltrarno Passages, Book Two

When I sat down to write Across the Arno, I knew there were three books. I knew which characters carried which volume. What I didn't fully...

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