It not only makes them the right choice for her to turn to, but it also complicates the situation in ways unimaginable. Lex and Ishkode are an interracial homosexual couple, who share a unique history with Tally. Having had no real family herself, she desires a family more than anything and turns to her best friends in hopes of fulfilling her dream. Tally is a lawyer and workaholic, who inherited her firm from her uncle. The main characters are Tally Abram and her best friends, Lex and Ishkode Ackerman. Who are your main characters? Tell us about them. I researched family law, not only in Minnesota but nationwide for relevant cases pertaining to tri-parenting. Eventually, it grew into the book it is today, which I published on its own.ĭid you have to do any research? Tell us a little about that. It began as a short story for an anthology I was asked to participate in.
Roughly, how long did it take to write, and what was your process after the first draft?
I opted to write a story that tried to show different types of relationships to help illustrate how this is hurtful to the family dynamic though the reasons they are enforced are said to benefit the stability of the family unit. This made me think about all the unique families in the world and how they are impacted by our laws. My sister-in-law once told me how, as a stepparent, she has no legal rights regarding her child despite being the full-time and permanent caregiver. When did this story first make itself known to you? It introduces the concept of tri-parenting as an option for complex families while sharing a tale of friendship among a trio that has become so much more. It is an emotional love story, which brings to light antiquated laws regarding family structure. The title of my book is TALLY: A Polyamorous Romance. Hi, Julie, please tell me the name of your book and a little about the story? So it gives me great pleasure feature Tally on Pen2Pulbish
She told me that she planned to make it into a novel.
At the time, at the time, I didn’t know Julie, loved it so much I contacted her. I originally read the short story for this book in an anthology several years ago.
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