Tabitha Thorn

Queer mythic fiction

Some things survive.
Nothing stays unchanged.

Stories about memory, identity, transformation, and people finding each other across impossible spans of time.

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The work

Old myths. Modern lives.
Consequences that last.

Queer mythic urban fantasy · Novel

Everyone Who Remembers Me

Lance wakes on a freezing beach with no memory of how he got there, only the certainty that someone betrayed him.

Dragged back into the world, he finds himself hunted through modern Britain by immortals, secret oaths, ancient rivalries, and the ghosts of relationships that have survived for centuries.

At its heart, it is a story about transformation: what survives, what changes, and what we owe the people we love when time stops being the limit.

ImmortalsArthurian mythMemoryBecomingQueer love

Short fiction

History has excellent hiding places.

Standalone stories of impossible people moving through very human moments: queer love, sympathetic monsters, old cities, chosen selves, and the damage immortality does not magically fix.

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Stories to keep.
Strange things to come.

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Tabitha Thorn · Author

About

Tabitha Thorn

Tabitha Thorn writes queer mythic fiction about memory, identity, transformation, and people finding each other across impossible spans of time. Expect immortals with emotional baggage, fractured relationships, folklore, history, terrible choices, and entirely too much longing. She also brews mead.

Her fiction is interested less in living forever than in the harder question: who do you become when you have time to become anyone?

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