Stories of Love,

Family,

and Belonging

I write historical fiction about family, queer love, and people whose lives hold more than others see. Rooted in Pennsylvania, my stories explore the ways we misunderstand one another and the connections that help us understand.

Alisha Trantham-Tittle

Books & Works in Progress

Everything Meant Something

Historical fiction • Novel in revision

Braddock, Pennsylvania, 1962. When twenty-two-year-old Judy Keller begins hearing voices, she and the family who loves her must navigate illness, misunderstanding, and the fierce work of staying connected.

First in a five-book series following Judy and Maura across decades of family, love, and change.

Things People Got Wrong

Historical fiction • Novel in revision

Alder Run, Pennsylvania, 1929 and 1985. When a school history project leads June to a box of forgotten objects, she uncovers the story of Ruthie Sloan, a watchful girl whose life reveals how much a community can notice without truly understanding.

A novel about memory, difference, family, and the stories small towns choose to preserve.

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