Latchkey Lost
The First Fracture in the Liminal Realms Universe
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“This was such a strange and unsettling read in the best way. From the beginning there’s this eerie tone that slowly builds, and I found myself really drawn into the atmosphere and the sense that something wasn’t quite right.“
—Advance Reader
“Taut, atmospheric, and emotionally resonant, Latchkey Lost stands out as a thoughtful blend of genre and heart. It’s a compelling read for those who appreciate stories where growing up is just as unsettling—and transformative—as the things that go bump in the night.“
—Advance Reader
Court Zierk
Author
Court Zierk started writing as soon as he could pick up a crayon. For much of his life, he channeled that creative energy into writing song lyrics, as he attempted to become a world-famous rapper. It wasn’t until he realized that dream had come and gone that he turned his attention to writing novels. Latchkey Lost, published in 2026, is his debut novel, and it explores many of the themes that you will find to be prevalent in all his books; love, loss, loneliness, and belonging. He was born, raised, and still lives in Denver, Colorado. He wants to be a writer when he grows up.
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Blog
Get a peek into the mind of the writer. From deep-dives into his books, to glimpses into the writing process, to random thoughts on a Tuesday night.
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Corey Calhoun
Just who is the 13-year-old boy at the center of my debut novel? Corey Calhoun isn’t the type of person who demands attention. If you were with him in a crowded room,…
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The Sting of Nostalgia
Why does the past feel so euphoric? How does it let me so easily overlook its abundance of misery? I don’t know if I feel this more than most — I might,…
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The Day After
It turns out the day after sort of just feels like the day before. Or the day before that. There’s nothing profound or life altering about it. Not really anyway. I got…
