J.C. Snow

@jcsnow.bsky.social

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sapphic fantasy with very normal levels of angst Author of The Phoenix and the Sword, The Shoreless River, and The Seaglass Blade Rep: Bridget Smith https://linktr.ee/jcsnow

Title of the book I requested thru ILL, Trans and Genderqueer Subjects in Medieval Hagiography
Three books on a green blanket, with the banner Cozy!: The keeper of magical things, can't spell treason without tea, and legends & lattes
A video of a tiny fish in an aquarium being blown around by strong currents, with epic style instrumental music in the background. Photo credit me, at Scripps Aquarium.
Book cover for The Seaglass Blade, with text A queer epic fantasy: sapphic lovers defending their home at the end of the world. On netgalley for a limited time!
Cover of The Seaglass Blade by JC Snow: print proof ready to order for Kickstarter backers!
A page of The Seaglass Blade, with a typo circled in red ink.
Moon through trees in an urban night sky, shining on metal bleachers.
Jack o lantern with a derpy smile
Graphic for "project we love" by Kickstarter, with a pink heart in a green neon circle.
Two young men sit on a beach after a storm. Majen (with dark hair) offers a small white flower to Yisue (with long white hair). Art by Mona Finden.
Book Cover for The Seaglass Blade, by JC Snow
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A handwritten sign saying "protect democracy"
Lesbians and sheep!
Kickstarter banner for The Seaglass Blade
Character art of Aili Fallon (The Seaglass Blade): a white woman with short blonde hair, wearing blue and black cultivation robes, holding a sword angled across her shoulders in a martial arts pose.
A short video of a small ray swimming over sand and rocks, taken from above
Kickstarter Banner for The Seaglass Blade: queer high fantasy exclusive hardcover, by JC Snow. Currently at 97 followers.
Trope Map for The Seaglass Blade, by JC Snow: book cover with a scarlet phoenix hovering over a building set on a cliffside, with surf and deep water beneath. Trope arrows: Found family in danger (not the cozy kind!); established sapphic couple; immortality (or not?); emotional damage; sword lesbians; cat with a secret; phoenix and demon; deepsea dragons; who hurt you? oh, it was me
Me (white woman with blue hair, vaguely piratic outfit, katana) and my wife (Filipina woman with glasses and a malong sash looking very cute) being sweaty and happy at the Northern California Renaissance Faire)
Book cover: The Seaglass Blade, by J.C. Snow. A phoenix wraps her wings protectively over a building perched on a cliff above the sea, dark blue and filled with hints of half-seen things.
Pale pink and white hoodoo at Bryce Canyon
Sun through clouds above the ocean, grassy dune in the foreground and mountains visible across the Bay
Two wild turkeys in grass full of flowers, next to a car in a driveway
Two books, The Phoenix and the Sword (red bird and golden sword) and The Shoreless River (blue dragon and golden sword) on a rock near a wild seashore
Me and my wife resting in the snow after sledding with kids :)
Hillside beneath clouds, with text Awards Eligibility 2024 Publication: The Institute of Harmony, short story, sapphic epic fantasy, Beneath Ceaseless Skies 410.
Mmmmm fried beignets with sugar (and a box of beignet mix in the background)
Book: Transpacific Political Theology, edited by Kwok Pui Lan
Book Cover: The Left Hand of Darkness, Ursula K. LeGuin
Three piles of manuscript with various post its and scribbles
An incredibly tiny lizard who lost its tail sitting on my hand with its adorable little sucker feet. I let it go in a well camoflauged spot outside :)
A beach in the Philippines: sand, blue sky, clear water shading to turquoise and dark blue, a white boat in the foreground.
Bibingka: sweetened rice flour cake baked over charcoal wrapped in a banana leaf. Mmmmmm this one has egg in it too
Indie Ink Awards, Nominated for.. Writing the Future we Need: Gay or Lesbian Representation, LGBTQ Representation, Transgender or Nonbinary Representation, gold on red, with book cover for The Phoenix and the Sword by JC Snow
Fog and darkness and a plane wing over lights reflected in dark water
Book cover for The Phoenix and the Sword by J.C. Snow, a gold-hilted sword superimposed over a crimson bird with wings spread wide, wrapped in a scarlet flowing ribbon
fake "book cover" for "Flower Heart," photo women in elaborate dresses swirling about a single, still figure dressed in black near a pillar in a room of carved stone, arches, and parquet floor.
Banner with book cover: Mission, Race, and Empire: The Episcopal Church in Global Context, by Jennifer C. Snow. Event sponsored by the Foundry at Candler School of Theology, November 9, 7-8 PM EST. Register at bit.ly/publicationsnov
a little figure stands on a green and brown hillside, looking out over a cliff towards a glittering ocean beneath a bright blue sky. THIS LITTLE PERSON IS MY HEART
From Spirited Away, Studio Ghibli Film, Sen/Chhihiro and and Haku the dragon.
purpleair.com map showing realtime smoke impact in the Bay Area
extremely bad writing of pinyin and simplified Mandarin characters for "practice" and "coach" (lian, lianxi, jiaolian)
Book cover, Stars of Chaos/Sha Po Lang, Book 1, by Priest. A young man in black armor and a long black robe, wearing a monocle, walking next to a youth in a yellow calf-length robe, in front of a tile-roofed gateway.
Trope Map for Crane Moon Cycle by JC Snow: Cover of book, a light-skinned woman with dark hair and eyes wearing a flowing blue scarf, superimposed on a background of scarlet feathers and flames. Arrows with labels: Slow Burn (+/- 10,000 years) Sword Lesbian (not her, she's legally not allowed to use swords) Found Family (+ a noodle-loving dragon) FF and MM Childhood Friends to Lovers and Enemies to Lovers; Reincarnation Cycles! (and only one of them remembers) A Redemption Arc That's Actually Good!
The Seaglass Tide character art, Mao Zheng and Yisue: two young men in ragged clothing, sitting next to one another on a stormwracked beach. One, with short dark hair, light skin, and blue and black clothing offers a small flower to the other, who has long silver-white hair, very light skin, green eyes, and wears a glassy green bracelet on his wrist.
Audiobook cover, dark brown with light brown cross symbol: Mission, Race, and Empire: The Episcopal Church in Global Context, Jennifer C. Snow