Welcome to Y.L. Wigman

Romantic thrillers with a queer proclivity and paranormal bent

Radiance is Blooming by YL Wigman

Y.L. Wigman is a notable West Australian author, particularly recognised for her contributions to the queer romance genre. 

Her works often blend contemporary settings with historical elements, creating unique and captivating narratives.

Wigman’s novels primarily focus on LGBTQ+ relationships, providing representation and exploring diverse love stories – often with a paranormal element.

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Many of her stories incorporate historical contexts, adding depth and richness to the narratives. Her novels feature Australian settings, providing a local perspective and showcasing the country’s unique landscapes.

Y.L. Wigman has been recognized for her queer romance novels, including being a finalist for the Golden Crown Literary Society Award. She lives in Bandicoot Hollow, a cottage in the hills above Perth, Western Australia. 

Books by Y.L. Wigman

Radiance is Blooming

Radiance is Blooming by YL Wigman

Milgrane: Embracing the Sappire

Milgrane: Embracing the Sapphire - Novel by YL Wigman West Australian Author of Queer Romantic Thrillers

Closeness

Closeness - Novel by YL Wigman West Australian Author of Queer Romantic Thrillers

Filigrane

Filigrane by YL Wigman West Australian Author of Queer Romantic Thrillers

Writing Notes

2026-01 January

Back, back, you eager fans! Yes, my fourth novel, Radiance is Blooming will be published on Thursday the 15th, finally and at last. I’m not the world’s fastest writer…you can tell, eh? Bella Books have been posting on their Facebook page about it, and I’m excited to...

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2024-10 October

Did you notice those two years flying by? Nope…me, neither. My webmaster has just converted this site to Wordpress, and done a fine job – looks fresh, friendly and easy to find your way around. Alright already! Yes, I AM writing and enjoying fleshing out this next...

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2022-10 October

"The Price of Salt” has to be one of my favourite books, so when I heard it was to be made into a film, I hoped it would do justice to Patricia Highsmith’s classic, fifties romance. When I first saw “Carol” I was impressed, and remain so, overall. But for some reason,...

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