Learn more about the city you inhabit alongside Adanna and Eshe. Welcome to the Passion Parlor… Where the menu is wildly enticing and these two have to fight off forbidden flavors and the urge to touch one another…
Poems Inside: 60
Signed: Yes — every copy is hand-signed by Chai
Note: Each book within The Bloodmire Library is handcrafted and independently pressed. These ain’t mass-produced stories; they’re tangible spells of preservation, printed by hand with care and intention.
Supporting The Bloodmire Library means protecting independent artistry and intellectual property; standing firmly in a world that often asks creators like me to compromise spirit for convenience. Every purchase sustains a space where Black magic, mythology, and imagination can thrive freely, untouched by corporate hands or systems that profit from oppression.
While these editions have been refined for a smoother, more condensed readability, their essence remains unchanged. The stories, poems, and world still beat with the same heart; only now, you can feel the pulse of the press itself in every page.
Learn more about the city you inhabit alongside Adanna and Eshe. Welcome to the Passion Parlor… Where the menu is wildly enticing and these two have to fight off forbidden flavors and the urge to touch one another…
Poems Inside: 60
Signed: Yes — every copy is hand-signed by Chai
Note: Each book within The Bloodmire Library is handcrafted and independently pressed. These ain’t mass-produced stories; they’re tangible spells of preservation, printed by hand with care and intention.
Supporting The Bloodmire Library means protecting independent artistry and intellectual property; standing firmly in a world that often asks creators like me to compromise spirit for convenience. Every purchase sustains a space where Black magic, mythology, and imagination can thrive freely, untouched by corporate hands or systems that profit from oppression.
While these editions have been refined for a smoother, more condensed readability, their essence remains unchanged. The stories, poems, and world still beat with the same heart; only now, you can feel the pulse of the press itself in every page.
