Iris Vradenberg Author

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Author of SASHA THE WITCH Writing literary fiction and fantasy She/her Otherwise: cats, flowers, crafting https://irisvradenberg.com

A photograph of My Prisoner and Other Stories by Tyler McAndrew, which has a white cover and an illustration of a face being obscured by a hand.
a screenshot of reddit user Quantumdreamqueen listing key Kirsten Dunst movies and stating "it's not too late to become a Y2K sad girl!"
A photo of a painting of a woman using binoculars at a theater performance.
a screenshot of a Word document which says "Chapter Two" and underneath a string of letters and several @ symbols.
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The cover of Sasha the Witch by Iris Vradenberg with the text: "A literary fiction and low fantasy story about a witch who craves connection but has difficulty sustaining it. Despite joining a coven, she struggles with her mental health. Can she save herself from spiraling out of control before outside forces and her own demons drag her down?"
A photo of the moon partially shrouded by clouds. Over that is the text: "Sasha the Witch by Iris Vradenberg" and a list of tropes in the book including Found Family, Complicated Female Protagonist, and A Mix of Low Fantasy and Literary Fiction.
A photo of two hands clinking two milkshakes at a diner. One milkshake is labeled "Me" the other "Complicated Female Protagonists."
The cover of Nona the Ninth, by Tamsyn Muir. The cover shows a young girl, skeleton, and dog against a space dune.
The cover of Parasol Against the Axe, by Helen Oyeyemi. The cover shows stripes of black, pink, green, and blue. There is a striped parasol in the center.
The cover of Annihilation, by Jeff Vandermeer. The cover is cream with a lime green flower and dragonfly.
a photo of a pink and yellow rose broken open
A photo of a pink rose petals and a pink rose that fell to the dirt
a photo of a yellow rose nestled in green and brown leaves.
the cover of Wolf Hall, by Hilary Mantel. The cover shows a beige wall with half of a painted Tudor Rose (a red and white rose) on the bottom.
a photo of the corner of an envelope torn off for the stamp. The stamp is an Andrew Wyeth painting of three fruits by a window.
A screenshot of the Best Sellers Rank from Amazon.com listing #2 in Contemporary Literary Fiction, Women's Fantasy Fiction, and Women's Literary Fiction
The cover of The Chosen and the Beautiful, by Nghi Vo. The cover shows an Asian woman with a bob haircut, paper cut outs of leaves partially overlapping her.
The cover of To the Lighthouse, by Virginia Woolf. The cover shows a somewhat abstract illustration of a lighthouse against waves in red, cream, and navy
The cover of The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien. The cover has a mostly black background, with the silhouette of soldiers visible at the top.
yellow and red tulips sit in a vase, leaning against a lavender wall.
a photo of a tiny snail on a sidewalk
baby Kermit frolics in a field of flowers with arms up and a smile on his face.
The cover of The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne. The cover shows a close up of illustrated flowers weaving through a red letter A.
The cover of Charming Billy, by Alice McDermott. The cover shows a blue rectangle and the sketched outline of a face
The cover of Sula, by Toni Morrison. The cover shows the title in yellow font on a teal background.
the cover of The Guest Cat by Takashi Hiraide. It is a painting of a cat looking over a flat surface at several items.
a painting of a city skyline showing several building and roads on a hill against a blue sky
Cover of Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata. The cover shows a small dish holding a piece of sushi fashioned to look like a woman's face.
The cover of Feel Free, by Zadie Smith, featuring a blue and yellow spiral.
The cover of Sasha the Witch by Iris Vradenberg. The cover has a red liquor bottle against a black background, with flames shooting out of it
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a video of author Iris Vradenberg talking about her book Sasha the Witch titled "The way I market my book vs. the way I would market my book if one of my friends wrote it." The first section about the book is shy and brief, the second is longer and more directly and enthusiastically states the book's qualities.
The cover of We the Animals, by Justing Torres, showing the silhouettes of three children jumping in the air
The cover of Emma, by Jane Austen, showing a pattern of flowers and leaves
The cover to Lila, by Marilynne Robinson, showing a field with trees and wildflowers
A blue and white cover for Susanna Kaysen's Girl, Interrupted