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House of Velvet Tongue: Find Me Where the Sidewalk Ends
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Global Author Publishing
Published: Apr 13 2026
Pages: 228
Weight: 0.68
Height: 0.48 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
House of Velvet Tongue is a collection of longing-raw, bruised, and velvet-soft. These pages live in the spaces we are taught to leave unspoken, where desire speaks louder than language. Between bodies, between homes, between the need to be seen and the fear of being known, House of Velvet Tongue is where longing finds its voice.
This book is about ache and memory, about scars that speak and silence that begs. It is about walking past the lines we drew to keep ourselves safe, and discovering what remains when the masks fall away.
Raw, tender, and unafraid, this story invites readers to sit with vulnerability and rediscover their own strength. It is about finding your voice after silence, choosing yourself after heartbreak, and learning that softness can be a form of power.
Step inside.
You may find pieces of your own journey waiting within these pages - somewhere between who you were and who you are still becoming
For readers drawn to emotional prose, queer desire, and the poetry of the unfinished, House of Velvet Tongue offers a hand waiting just beyond the last light.
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