Author Jennifer Rainey

@jraineyauthor.bsky.social

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🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ Author of The Lovelace & Wick Series. Artist. Reader. Queer person. Witch. Coffee and tea enthusiast. Weekend treasure hunter. Ren Faire Nerd. She/They. www.jenniferraineyauthor.com

Jenny, wearing a black, green, and gold medieval ish outfit stands in front of a statue of a wizard in a blue robe, pondering his orb.
A large orange blob sits in the corner of the castle, covered in eyes, and happy to have absorbed an unfortunate adventurer. His sword and shield are on the ground while his friends ask, is he in there?
Jenny is a 30 something with shaggy brown hair and a supercool black and white button up from the 90s.
A photo of Jenny in blue, green, and black ren faire garb and green horns. In the background are Viking tents.
A collage showing little witches on boats drifting towards a skyline with towering mushrooms and columns in the background.
A pile of old postcards, tarot prints, nature drawings and a book of art by Rembrandt.
A painted amalgam of eyes, pink goo, a mouth, a black and white snake, a coyote, and a vulture. The painting is purple and orange, mostly. Just an abstract mess.
A conglomerate of shapes, decorated with a variety of eyes and mouths and textures. However, there is a purple band of eyes and a green mouth that vaguely suggest a ninja turtle, Donatello in particular. There's also a spatter of green slime
Cover of The Crack at the Heart of Everything by Fiona Fenn shows a figure standing before a chasm with swirling purple elements in the air.
Sorcery and Small Magics by Maiga Doocy book cover, showing two silhouettes against a green background and a flourish of flowers and plants.
The cover of Dark Archives by Megan Rosenbloom: a librarian's investigation into the science and history of books bound in human skin. The cover is red with gold writing with a bouquet of bones in black.
The entanglement of rival wizards by Sara Raasch. Enemies. Lovers. Critically screwed. The cover shows a blond man with glasses looking flirtatiously over a chemistry set at a tattooed elf with dark hair.
A photo of the cover of What Moves the Dead by T Kingfisher, featuring a hare and fungi.
Ash, a gray cat, sits upon a large pile of thrifted fabric in cream, burgundy, and gold colors. He is pleased.
A photo of a fluffy dilute tortie cat named Pepper, sleeping on a red and blue blanket.
A sewing machine with a television in the background, showing maker and sewist Rachel Maksy in a wig cap.
The cover of Lucky Day by Chuck Tingle features a colorful playing card king poking his eye out with a sword.
The cover of It's Not A Cult by Joey Batey. It shows instruments on fire and reads: They'd kill for you; they'd die for you
The cover of The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones, depicting the eye and antlers of an elk.
A picture of Homer Simpson of The Simpsons blocking a segment of a water slide.
This shows Jenny in a cropped, lace up bodice made of red and gold jacquard and a black tunic.
The audiobook cover of Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree, featuring an orc, a rat lady, and an owl dog reading books.
Pictured is Jet, a large black cat with yellow eyes, who looks perfectly meek and innocent as she stares at the camera.
Jenny is laughing and wearing a black shirt that shows a skeleton holding another skeleton's spine; it reads I Got Your Back.
Pepper, a fluffy dilute tortie cat, lays on the floor and looks up at Ash, a large gray shorthair.
A gray cat named Ash. He looks a bit alarmed and he has airplane ears.
Photo of Jenny in front of Parade crowds preparing for Stonewall Columbus Pride Parade. Jenny is wearing a purple tie dye shirt, a nonbinary flag pin, an 'any pronouns' pin, and sunglasses.
In the center is the cover of The Last Temptations of Iago Wick by Jennifer Rainey, showing the silhouette of a man with demon horns and a demon tail. Around it is text that reads: gaslamp mystery in 19th century Massachusetts, fantastic inventions and Infernal gadgets, wicked humor, deals with the devil, clever disguises and stolen identities, demon boyfriends, and murder and mayhem.
A smiling medieval person stabs another smiling medieval person in the head with a sword. The text reads: tfw you realize it's time to write your book's synopsis.
The cover of The Knight and the Necromancer shows portraits of two men, one blond and cleanshaven, the other with dark hair and a beard. The hilt of a sword separates them. Text reads The Knight and the Necromancer. Book one: The capital. A.H. Lee.
A white ceramic unicorn sits upon Jenny's writing desk. He came from the thrift store. Never mind the signed photo of Herbert West in the background.
A stamp print in black of an ash leaf and a chili pepper on a light orange background.
It is a painting of a mackerel in a cassock so that he looks quite Holy. He's a holy mackerel, and it says so in a scroll at the bottom. He wears blue because he's a fish, and that's his favorite color. He also has a gold halo.
A parody of Girl with a Pearl Earring, but it's a capuchin monkey instead. She is dressed in brown with a blue and tan headscarf. And she has a pearl earring. Her background is swirly, psychedelic orange and gold.
On the left is a photo of Jenny in a more masc costume and makeup for ren faire. On the right is a more femme look with green and blue undertones.
Jenny is wearing a blue ren faire dress layered over a long skirt and under a green corset.
Jenny wearing a red and white striped peasant style top and burgundy pants, topped with a pseudo tudor style doublet in red, brown, and gold. Also black pirate boots!
A painting of a pigeon wearing a blue bowling shirt. He has a blue bowling ball and a bowling bag, because he comes prepared.
Two sets of earrings, one featuring Tom Servo and Crow from Mystery Science Theater 3000. Servo looks like a red bubblegum machine with a squid beak. Crow is a gold bird like robot (I've really never tried to describe them before. I'm sorry.) The other set of earrings shows syringes full of green goo, as a reference to the movie Reanimator.
A big sleepy gray cat named Ash with airplane ears sleeps in a recliner, keeping the op from moving.
A painting of a pink anthropomorphic cat with a glass of wine, sitting at a table. There's a white flower in a purple vase next to her. She's smiling because she's on a good date.
The front of a black faux leather purse shows a painting of a pink flying saucer shooting a yellow beam to earth. It is surrounded by stars.
A photo of the cover of Incidents Around the House by Josh Malerman. The cover is dark blue with red writing and has a spooky bunny plush in the middle, cast in shadow.
Acrylic painting of Crawford Tillinghast and Catherine McMichaels from the movie From Beyond. Crawford is a brunet man in a sweater with a bandage on his cheek. He looks worried, as usual. Catherine is a blonde woman with pink glasses. She looks determined, as usual.
A painting of an anthropomorphic hare with a pack of cigarettes. He's smoking, and he's asking if you wanna smoke, too. He's surrounded by gray and blue clouds of smoke, and he's wearing a white shirt and a blue tie.
A painting of two geckos looking longingly into each other's lizard eyes. One is sitting upon a rock, the other is crawling down the wall. They are surrounded by plants shaped like hearts and little hearts, too!
An acrylic painting of an hillside with a road cutting through it. A yellow car drives along the road, but there are many small ghosts levitating over the landscape, and there is a giant eyeball watching from the sky.
An acrylic painting of an anthropomorphic cat in a purple sweater walks through the forest. A flying saucer looms over his shoulder, beaming to earth. He looks nervous.
Cover of book titled Gender Magic: Live Shamelessly, Reclaim Your Joy, and Step Into Your Most Authentic Self by Rae McDaniel, LCPC, CST. Cover depicts abstract swirls in blue and orange in background.
In this acrylic painting, a VERY tall blue skeleton looks down at a man who is scratching his head and wondering where the skeleton came from. The man is standing outside his house, which is considerably shorter than the skeleton.
An acrylic painting of a chicken sitting on a playground swing. She has a speech bubble that says JUST PUSH ME ALREADY.