Carrie Pack crafts stories that explore characters discovering themselves in their own time, a theme that mirrors her own journey of self-acceptance. Her writing is infused with a passion for science fiction, feminism, and bold self-expression. Through her narratives, she delves into themes of identity and finding one's place in the world. Readers connect with her compelling exploration of self-discovery and empowered characters.
Scott Parker, a graphic designer weary of repetitive cupcake logo projects, becomes captivated by a striking model while retouching photos for a high-profile fashion client. This enchanting encounter sparks an obsession that lingers in his mind, intertwining his professional life with personal desire as he navigates his creative frustrations and fantasies.
The year is 1994, and alternative is in, except for high schooler Tabitha Denton. Uninterested in boys, lonely, and sidelined by former friends, she finds her escape in a punk concert zine: an ad for a Riot Grrrl meet-up. There, Tabitha discovers herself, love, and how to stand up for what's right.