Chace Verity

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They/them. Queer romance author and Monroe Owsley biographer. Browse my books at chaceverity.com. Please use alt text and support human artists.

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Newspaper photograph of a white baseball player shaking a Black baseball player's hand. A white man between them watches. Caption reads: Congratulations!-Pasadena's Jackie Robinson, Montreal Royals' infielder, crosses the plate in Jersey City, N.J., after smashing a three-run homer against Jersey City Giants. He is congratulated by Outfielder [George] Shuba. Royals won 14-10.
Amazon screenshot that shows the French language version of the book was translated by Kindle Translate
cover for One Heart by Chace Verity featuring a golden heart necklace draped over a grave
TUIDE girl group name in a font that looks like if a genAI machine tried to spell TWICE
Cover for Ace of Cads: The Monroe Owsley Story by Chase Lloyd. Cover has a black and white publicity shot of the actor Monroe Owsley smiling capriciously while wearing a coat and scarf.
Profile shot of Monroe Owsley wearing a striped collared shirt, a solid tie, and a jacket. His hair is slicked back, and his eyelashes look long and lovely
Vic Michaelis in VIP wearing a brown suit with a vest and golden shirt and golden brooch
cover for Chace Verity's Comfort featuring a white person in suspenders lounging across a leather chaise.
Spongebob smiling but he's screaming with anger in the background
Ceiling lights that are rectangular and white
Photograph of Woodrow Lloyd, a white man with barely any hair on his head and a small triangular mustache. He's wearing glasses and a suit with a tie
cover for One Heart by Chace Verity featuring a golden heart necklace draped over a grave.
Vigee Le Brun pastel self-portrait where she's holding her daughter, somewhere between 2 and 4 in age, in her lap. She embraces her daughter tightly, and her daughter looks at the viewer with curiously. Vigee Le Brun smiles, showing some of her teeth, which was considered vulgar in 18th century portaiture. The colors are earthy and soft
Dorothy Tree, Walter Walker, and Monroe Owsley on stage. This photograph from 1928 features Dorothy in a 1920s style flapper dress with her hair pulled back. Walter and Monroe are wearing tuxedos. Owsley has a drink in his hand, and his arm is raised to propose a toast
Ebay order showing I purchased a photograph from the Broadway play Holiday
Cover for Ace of Cads: The Monroe Owsley Story by Chase Lloyd. Cover has a black and white publicity shot of the actor Monroe Owsley smiling capriciously while wearing a coat and scarf.
Cover for Chace Verity’s Clara, Darling featuring a white woman with 1930s style hair and makeup wearing a dark dress with sequins. Beneath, it says “a sapphic paranormal historical romance.”
Cover for Team Phison by Chace Verity featuring a drawing of an older white man and a younger white man playing video games and smiling at each other.
cover for Chace Verity's The Virtual Bodyguard featuring the title against a purple, tech-y background.
Cover for One Heart by Chace Verity featuring a heart pendant draped across a tombstone
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Detective Pikachu looking through a magnifying lens
Sleek black cat looking mildly threatening under a red galaxy light
Low quality photograph of Jackie "Moms" Mabley in a suit with her hair cut short. She's sitting backwards in a chair and has her arms crossed. A cigarette is between her fingers. The bottom of the photograph reads "Season's Greetings Jackie Mabley"
Sleek black cat mid lick so her tongue is touching her nose. A pile of stuffed animals are behind her
April 1974 cover of Ebony magazine featuring Billy Dee Williams on the cover. He is wearing a denim jacket with denim jeans, a light blue button down shirt that might also be denim, a pink or orange floral tie, and a belt with a large golden buckle. He's leaning against something and has his hand tucked behind his belt suggestively.
YouTube music screenshot showing StayC's Sorry
YouTube music screenshot showing StayC's Sorry
BTS Festa 2026 sticker with BT21 characters on it
My view of BTS World Tour Arirang live viewing. I cannot describe how close to the screen I am
Nonbinary white person wearing purple glasses, purple mask, and purple shirt
William Haines in a sexy gown lounging on a sexy chaise
William Haines and Alice Day sitting next to each other outside in their dinner attire. Haines has draped the climbing vines over his head as a hairpiece to be silly around Day.
William Haines in a full cowboy getup with a cigarette in his mouth and a suggestive wooden block between his legs
William Haines looking surprised to be in a Navy sailor suit
Notes from New York, The Wonder City 1932 by W. Parker Chase New York "the mecca which lures the brightest mind" "home of the world's greatest captains of industry" "veritable center of our country's wealth, culture, achievement" "In order to be a _real_ New Yorker" must have been born in NY or lived there for ten full years NYers "unwilling to permit strangers who merely _move_" NY not "neighborly" in small town sense
Brown fluffy tabby cat looking old, matted, and bothered
Fluffy brown tabby kitten with a white belly and chin rolling on his back and meowing
Photo taken through a dirty window of a fluffy brown tabby looking offended someone would spy on him enjoying catnip
Hunter Walker I've had multiple people with pride flags in their bios tel me I can't take pride in the place and culture where I am from? Make it make sense!
Lon Chaney patting William Haines's cheek in Tell It to the Marines (1926). Haines has a scar visible on his chest.
punched lol. More outsider not wanting tc conform. Better look at the scar with some hairy chest at about 33:40 and 34:20. Is this movie iust about a top looking after his bottom roommate? Twink trying to save his top. Hate it when bovfriends fight. Haines will apologize to his bovfriend but not the Corps, hell yeah. Twink
black and white screencap centered on a man's chest with a scar on it
Figure of a person drawn with a red circle around the torso
Purple Kiss Swan and Chaein singing a cover of Sam Smith's Unholy
Joan Crawford sitting on a couch. She's wearing a slinky sleeveless dress with a fur coat or blanket or shawl around her
Monsta X Kihyun looking at the camera while holding a microphone close to him
Piper J. Drake giving a talk on craft. She is in the corner of the screen, and her slideshow is stopped on a screen about Try--Succeed and Try--Fail Cycles. The reactions to the "try" part of writing a scene are "Yes. Yay!" "Yes, BUT" "Nope. Boo." "No, AND"
Paperback copy of Piper J. Drake's Gaming Grace, featuring two Asian people on the beach, looking happy, with the woman getting a piggyback ride from the man
Cover for Tangled at the Root, a dark sapphic gothic romance, by Viano Oniomoh. The cover is illustrated featuring two Black women in a very sensual pose with a haunted looking house in the background
Katharine Hepburn with a very short haircut in casual clothing opposite a somewhat dapper Cary Grant in a three piece suit with a hat
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Canadian goose standing on one leg in a puddle of a parking lot
Sleek black cat awashed in multiple colors as she sits in front of a galaxy projector
California Eagle, Thursday, Dec. 16, 1943 Lincoln Theater Features Bronze Beauty Frozen in Ice Friday Night, December 17th [Photograph of a Black woman in a bathing suit and high heels sitting next to ice and smiling. She is showing a lot of skin.] Jerry, a beautiful bronze Venus, will be the feature attraction at the Lincoln tomorrow, Friday, night. She will attempt to break the record of 26 minutes and 40 seconds in an ice tomb weighing 1,400 pounds. She will signal with a flashlight on her condition to her manager, Ted Merriman, every minute. He answers with a light from the outside, keeping contact so the pretty girl can be liberated when she can no longer stand the chill. When she doesn't answer the flashlight, she will be taken out of the ice coffin. In addition to this attraction, there will be a $25 war bond given away to the one who guesses how long Jerry will remain in the ice.
Whiteboard drawing of a person driving in a car that has two spikes on it. A second person who looks like a cross between a stop sign and a human wielding a stick or baton or lightsaber is saying "stop sir"
Gray fluffy cat Staring
Black fluffy cat with gray hair behind his ears protecting his client, a fluffy gray cat who is lying against the wall, hiding the part of his ass that is shaved and looking distressed
Two geese chilling in a bingo hall parking lot