A.L. Davidson

A.L. Davidson (she/they/he) is a disabled, queer author who specializes in cozy, genre-blending web novels and tales of haunting horror romance. She writes stories about ghosts, grief, isolation, space exploration, ecohorror, queerness, life with disabilities, and the human condition.

They have penned several short stories that have been featured in various lit mags and anthologies since 2022. She is a 2023 Indie Ink, Queer Indie, Pushcart Prize, and BBNYA nominee, as well as a 2024 Indie Ink Award nominee, a 2024 Small Spec Award nominee, and a 2024 Inkies Finalist for Favorite Community Novel on Tapas.

They are best known for their collection of genre-blending web novels, including the slightly popular cozy horror series "The Night Farm", their ecohorror romance novella "When The Rain Begins To Burn", their cannibalism romance "Lover, Thy Name is Pestilence", and their cosmic ecohorror romance "The Scientist, The Spaceman, and The Stars Between Them". A.L. Davidson prefers to self publish and has most of their books listed exclusively on their website, preferring not to utilize Amazon as much as possible.

She is a crazy plant parent and lives with her cat, Jukebox the Ghost, in Kansas City. When she's not writing, you can find her working a shift and a haunted museum, playing cozy video games, and diving into her ever-growing pile of manga.