Author Spotlight: Will Forrest

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Will Forrest

MM Contemporary

Will Forrest (they/he) is a transmasc nonbinary author, poet, and general nuisance who writes happy ever afters for disaster queers. An AuDHD genre gremlin, they serve up big dollops of Found Family with a side of Finding Your True Home, disability rep, tenderness, adventure, and every kind of spice from first kisses to five alarm fires.

Will grew up on a steady diet of Douglas Adams and classic ’90s bodice rippers, and has a diploma of fashion design, a degree in social theory, and a bad habit of changing careers, life goals, and continents. Currently they live in a very warm part of Canada with three lovely humans and a succession of martyred houseplants.

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