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Triptych
A Science Fiction Novel by J.M. Frey
Subgenres & Tropes:
- Alien Invasion & First Contact,
- LGBTQ+ Romance,
- Character-Driven
This book is for you if you're into...
- Alien integration stories with deep emotional stakes
- Polyamorous relationships facing real-world prejudice
- Grief explored through science fiction and found family
TRIPTYCH was nominated for two Lambda Literary Awards and named one of Publisher's Weekly's Best Books of the Year.
Kalp is a widower, burdened with an unimaginable grief, who escaped his dying world with nothing but his own life and a half-finished toy for a child that will now never be born.
Gwen is a language expert covertly recruited for a United Nations initiative to integrate a ship-full of alien refugees into life on earth. She becomes Kalp's teammate and lifeline.
Basil is the engineer who lives with, and loves them, both. But he has no idea how to defend his new relationship against the ire and condemnation of a violently intolerant world.
TRIPTYCH is a poignant, character-driven science-fiction story about tolerance, love, loss, and the desperate attempt to find connection in a world that no longer makes sense.
with J.M. Frey “ I love tales filled with unexpected narrators, meta fiction, and stories about stories. My characters always have rich internal lives, are usually social or politically active, and firm opinions they're not afraid to share. ”
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