Ricky Quinn Fry

@rickyquinnfry.com

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Writing young adult and new adult romance, mysteries, and suspense featuring LGBTQ+ characters. https://rickyquinnfry.com/

A vintage, black and white photo of a lone person on a very busy city street.
A simple fantasy book cover with a metal shield bearing a dragon.
A simple white book cover with a scribble and the title of the book and author's name.
A cutaway image of a boy sitting inside a simple room with a bed, desk, and chair in a train car. The train car is alone on the tracks with a dark sunset in the background.
An artistic view of a colorful Chicago street with row houses and two faces superimposed over the ground.
A young person looking at a reflection of themself in a pool of water.
The God Pan playing a flute while sitting in plants on the bank behind water.
People riding horses through the American plains.
A minimalist red book cover.
A hand-drawn, medieval castle.
Simple, text-based book cover for "Hiroshima," with the subtitle: The story of six human beings who survived the explosion of the atomic bomb over Hiroshima—this is the complete text of the brilliant report to which "The New Yorker" devoted it's entire issue of August 31, 1946.
A fantasy scene with humans and dinosaurs celebrating in a lush city.
A boy standing on a small asteroid or planet in outer space, drawn in the style of an illustration for a children's book.
A man on a rock in the sea drawn in a vintage sketch style.
One witch dressed in all black standing above a group of witches with bald heads and claws.
A woman with a bow and a man with a sword standing in front of a castle tower.
Abstract science fiction art on the cover of the book The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein.
Book cover dust jacket for Stranger in a Strange Land — Robert A. Heinlein
A cat sleeping in a soft bed with the quote: Me when I want to listen to an ASMR video while I write and end up taking a nap.
Writing Checklist: Cat, Coffee, Self-Doubt
Siddhartha — Herman Hesse
The Stranger (L'Étranger) — Albert Camus