E L Croucher
Horned Winged Blessed
The Butterfly on Fire
Mask 4 Masc – A Featured Chapter
HORNED WINGED BLESSED
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E L Croucher’s latest novel is finally here!
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The Butterfly on Fire
The Butterfly on Fire is an LGBTQ+ fictional novel, and is available for purchase in both eBook and paperback format.
The Butterfly on Fire is the story of three different lives, each linked together by a tragic, unchanging truth.
Eric is growing up and realising how different he is to those around him. How much longer can he hide from himself?
Beam is trying to balance work and romance like everyone else living in London. When embarking on such a journey, anything could happen.
Fubuki is Queen of a magnificent world known as Macha Land, but finds herself struggling to maintain the peace after an innocent man mysteriously dies at one of her Songshows. Will her utopia last with death at her doorstep?
Mask 4 Masc – A Featured Chapter
MASK4MASC throws gender norms and fragile masculinity to the wind. E L Croucher plays a key part in the book with her featured chapter.
Her small, heartfelt section about toxic masculinity can be found in the newly released compilation piece, by Thomas Crawshaw.
You must be shredded. Deep voice. Ogle the women, they’re yours to own. Don’t cry. Don’t wear make up. Don’t like men. If you’re anything other than the stereotypical male, good luck. Toxic masculinity is rife. Contemporary society forces you to wear it like a one size fits all t-shirt. But it isn’t. Masculinity should fit around you, not the other way round. MASK4MASC delves into the pits and troughs of how masculinity overshadows us as individuals. Why did Margaret Thatcher have to go through voice training to sound more masculine? Does being a gay man mean you can’t be typically masculine? And why are people so fixated on labeling gender identity in people that they don’t know?
E L Croucher
Horned Winged Blessed
The Butterfly on Fire
Mask 4 Masc – A Featured Chapter
E L Croucher 