A stylized graphic featuring a flame, a heart, and a hockey puck, representing themes of heat, love, and hockey.
ASHLYN KANE
Illustration featuring a flame, a heart, and a circular object on a black background.
Ashlyn Kane
Writer of queer romcoms

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  • Textbook Defense Sneak Peek

    Textbook Defense Sneak Peek

    He had arrived almost an hour ago, and he couldn’t say he was enjoying himself. The person on the door made a fuss about Jordy’s missing plus-one in a bubbling, overeager way. Then, in the main room, Jordy hoped to find a glass of water to ease his parched throat, but every time he spotted…

  • Unrivaled Bonus Scene (spoilers!)

    Unrivaled Bonus Scene (spoilers!)

    (Trigger warning for emetophobia) Max loved his team. Like, he really loved them. He loved them so much he endured two whole minutes of jokes about scoring with Grady after he scored with the team, drinking from Grady’s cup (gross, but also hilarious), not being afraid to get into the dirty areas, etc. Finally the…

  • Playing Catch-up

    Playing Catch-up

    So… it’s been a while, eh? Here’s what I’ve been up to for the past couple of months. Okay, so… first of all. If you’ve been with me for a while, thanks for hanging in there. Sorry I’m kind of a flake! I’m working on it. I promise. If you’re new here, welcome to the…

  • Winging It Director’s Commentary

    Winging It Director’s Commentary

    Dante loved media day. [1] That was probably vain of him, but whatever. Dante refused to pretend he was anything other than his whole self. Sure, there was something ridiculous about standing around in gear and running shoes and making sexy faces at the camera, but Dante was a ridiculous guy. Making the camera crew…

  • Winging It Teaser 2

    Winging It Teaser 2

    Dante knew he wouldn’t pick up right where he’d left off—he’d been out for a while with a concussion at the end of last season, so he expected to be a little rusty. Of course, Flash and Gabe had played with each other for years and seemed to read each other’s minds with every stride…