Duck Prints Press
Duck Prints Press LLC is an independent publisher based in New York State. Our founding vision is to work with fancreators to publish their original work. We are particularly dedicated to working with queer authors and artists to publish stories featuring characters from across the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. We were founded in January 2021.
A Spellbinding (and Scrumptious!) Collection of Heartwarming Queer Stories
Duck Prints Press's Collection
Onder's journey is just beginning...
An interactive Tarot Card-themed Lawlu/Lulaw story for Luffy's birthday!
Interactive Fiction
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An interactive Lawlu/Lulaw story for Law's birthday!
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A werewolf and mage meet inside the latters house...
You died. As you floated away, a fairy offered you a deal. The catch: you have to save the world.
Michelle needs to deal with her grandmother's death and the secret she left behind.
Popcorn, ice cream, the burning sun of Rio de Janeiro's summer and a queerplatonic relationship in the making.
Giovana can finally step through the portal, but the magic world she knew needs help.
A cute meet-up of two girlfriends that, despite their circumstances, find a way to stay together.
Explore your relationship with your best frined and discover a bit about yourself
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For Writers, Game Designers and Other Creatives
31 drawings. 31 flash fiction stories. 31 fragments to light up your imagination.
Um conto cheio de magia e neurodivergência
Luisa wanted adventure. Amara just wanted her safe home.
Eleanor Mitchell has finished college and doesn't know what she's going to do with her life.
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THE DEVIL’S GIFT is the thrilling debut novella by London-based horror writer Joshua Robinson.
A brand-new, dark reimagining of the tale of Demeter and Persephone
A seductive erotic horror tale inspired by Bulgarian folklore
A darkly fantastical mystery reminiscent of The Night Circus
Blends the history and folklore of the Eastern Adriatic with the bloody treachery of the Renaissance courts