Tarra Thomas, publishing as T.T. Thomas, writes in a variety of genres.
In March 2012 the author released a full-length historical romance, The Blondness of Honey. The book is in eBook and Print formats. The Blondness of Honey is the story of two women who fall in love in 1893 as the decade and the century of Victorianism transitions to turn-of-the-century advances that would change the world, and women’s place in it, forever. Although such alliances were not unheard of at the time, there were no real templates for women who loved women, except for the so-called bohemian salons and artist colonies in Paris and Rome. The title of the book is from a poem by Renee Vivien (Pauline Tarn), lover of Natalie Barney, among others..
T.T. Thomas’ first published book, a novella, is an eBook, Two Weeks At Gay Banana Hot Springs, released in August 2011. Her second offering, also in eBook formats is a collection of short stories titled Sex On A Regular Basis, released in August 2011 and contains the four shorts that are also published separately: The Guy In Frankie’s Hatbox, My Second Stupid Suicide, Ronald Debby and Bread and Butter. The short stories are available as individual eBooks.
Later in 2012, Thomas will publish The Girl With Two Hearts, a lesbian steam punk novel set in the century cross-over years 1898 through 1918. In this novel, fantasy and the future meet in a collision of mystery, intrigue and romance set against the backdrop of the rapidly industrializing world and the stirrings of female independence and curiosity that propel the culture of women who love women out of the shadows and into the light.
All of Thomas’ novels and stories are available on Amazon and other on-line booksellers.
Tarra lives in Southern California with her partner Karyn. Her website is: http://www.ttthomas.com
