K.A. Wiggins (Kaie)

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Canadian dark speculative author 🖤🇨🇦Words in: STRANGE HORIZONS, FANTASY, LIGHTSPEED, PULPHOUSE, FACTOR FOUR, NOSLEEP &more | @cwillbc.bsky.social president | CWC educator | #ecopunk #bodyhorror #monsters #gothic #dystopian #sff https://kaie.space/tree

Midsummer Night's Scream Stuff Your Kindle Event on July 18 promo graphic. Gold and red text on dark rainbow background with a screaming figure in purple.
Seven sheets of pale textured handmade paper on a floral fabric background.
Stuff Your Kindle Canadian Edition, Free Books, One Day Only on July 15 hosted by Canadian Indie Authors at www.canadianindieauthors.ca with a shortlink to bookblast and red and white icon-style background.
Screencap of Submission Grinder Yearly Statistics from 2019-2026 showing a rise in submissions and story acceptances in 2022-2025 and a drop in 2026.
Paperbacks by Kate Gateley, Carissa Harper, Dove Cavanaugh King, Kathleen Lawless, Kim Bannerman & K.A. Wiggins on a wood background
Graphic promoting The Parksville Museum’s Storyteller Festival. Discover the power of story June 4-28. Celebrate at over two dozen events featuring local authors, songwriters, dramatists & more this June incl. Stars In Their Eyes: Mid-Island Romance Authors Spill the Tea, A Trip Through Time & Terroir: a sensory writing workshop, Magic, Mystery & Mayhem: Local Settings Through the Looking Glass & Dream of Fairyland: Circus History in 1920s BC with Kim Bannerman
Promotional graphic for The Parksville Museum’s Storyteller Festival. Presenting Magic, Mystery & Mayhem: Local Settings Through the Looking Glass on Friday June 19 at 1pm
Promotional graphic for The Parksville Museum’s Storyteller Festival, presenting Stars In Their Eyes: Mid-Island Romance Authors Spill the Tea on June 11 at 1pm
Graphic promoting The Parksville Museum’s Storyteller Festival. Presenting A Trip Through Time & Terroir: a sensory writing workshop with author and creative educator K.A. Wiggins, Friday, June 5 at 1pm, Parksville Museum, 1245 Island Hwy E.
Graphic promoting The Parksville Museum’s Storyteller Festival. Discover the power of story June 4-28. Celebrate at over two dozen events featuring local authors, songwriters, dramatists & more this June incl. Stars In Their Eyes: Mid-Island Romance Authors Spill the Tea, A Trip Through Time & Terroir: a sensory writing workshop, Magic, Mystery & Mayhem: Local Settings Through the Looking Glass & Dream of Fairyland: Circus History in 1920s BC with Kim Bannerman
Graphic promoting the Threads of Dreams series Book 1: Blind the Eyes by K.A. Wiggins. Gold filigree line art on dark concrete background with yellow/gold text reads: This dystopian future is gothic, haunted & swarming with monsters. A (neurospicy) coming-of-rage YA+ Dark Fantasy.
Promotion for Kid Lit 4 Ceasefire's Third Annual Fundraiser from March 17 to April 2nd with white text, a link, and QR code over a grey-tone graphic of book icons. Green, red, black, and white floral and fist icons evoke Palestine.
Eight black and white line art/graphic collage bookmarks photographed on a green counter.
Promotional graphic for Dark Dreams: a winter book event. Fantasy live readings, panel discussion and author book signing. 6:30-8pm, Thursday February 26 at Windowseat Books, #6 321 Wesley Street in Nanaimo, BC, Canada with Kate Gateley, Patrick Elworthy, Joshua Gillingham and K.A. Wiggins. Light/gold text over ombre green to black background with a black dragon silhouette and falling stars. Features author photo of Kate Gateley with four of her books.
Promotional graphic for Dark Dreams: a winter book event. Fantasy live readings, panel discussion and author book signing. 6:30-8pm, Thursday February 26 at Windowseat Books, #6 321 Wesley Street in Nanaimo, BC, Canada with Kate Gateley, Patrick Elworthy, Joshua Gillingham and K.A. Wiggins. Light/gold text over ombre green to black background with a black dragon silhouette and falling stars.
Stuff Your Kindle Canadian Edition promo graphic from Canadian Indie Authors. Free books one day only on January 15 at tinyurl.com/canadianbookblast advertised in red and black text with and black icons in background.
Photo of a Creative Writing for Children Society workshop with teens doing textual and narrative analysis on a combination projector-whiteboard. Identities are screened by emojis.
Student cover designs from my 2022 cohort of Creative Writing for Children Society spring workshop (kids)
Graphic advertising upcoming "Writing the Future" creative writing workshop with K.A. Wiggins hosted by the Creative Writing for Children Society on Saturday mornings (PST) over Zoom from January to June. Stylized sci-fi and dystopian graphics in shades of grey, blue, pink and yellow surround a retro-futuristic sign of the workshop title.
Landscape-format graphic with intricate blue and purple cover design surrounded by awards badges and gold-tone extracted cover elements on a mottled dark concrete background. Gold text reads: Threads of Dreams #1: Blind the Eyes. This dystopian future is gothic, haunted & swarming with monsters. A (neurospicy) coming-of-rage YA+ Dark Fantasy.
Promo graphic reads: "unlimited reading, sci-fi & fantasy on Kobo Plus, December 13-31" in white text with the red Rakuten Kobo logo in bottom corner and a hyper-saturated graphic representation of a forested landscape in the background with a purple night sky featuring an oversized moon or planet.
Paperbacks of The Kindread Coast, Year's Best Fantasy & Science Fiction Vol. 3, Brave New Weird: Best New Weird Horror on a wood background with overlaid text in green script reading: "2025's Crop of (Print) Releases!" followed by Canada flag, stack of books, and party popper emojis
Photo of KA Wiggins book table
Poster for Royston Elementary Winter Market on November 30th of 2025 from 10-3 at 3830 Warren Ave, Royston. Free Entry. Features four covers of books by K.A. Wiggins or anthologies featuring her work and her West Coast Weird logo of a skull and tentacles. Text below reads Glittering, Gothic & Gruesome Set-in-BC Reads for Teens & up+Ho-Ho-Horror for the Holidays. Bell and winter garland graphics on cream background.
Promo graphic with glittery gold over a green background. Text reads: Fanny Bay Christmas Market. Saturday, November 22, 10 am to 4 pm. Sunday, November 23, 10 am to 3 pm. Fanny Bay Community Hall, 7793 Island Highway South. Free admission, a variety of artisans, crafters, and vendors, quilting display and sale, concession by the Fanny Bay Seniors, Seniors Raffle and Bake Sale (Saturday Only). Support Local Booksellers: Can't make the market? Pin your faves. Then snag a copy at one of these awesome Comox Valley booksellers. A QR code graphic links to the following: https://ca.pinterest.com/kaiespace/books-of-comox-valley-writers-society/ Logos are included for the Comox Valley Writers Society, Blue Heron Books in Comox, Compass Gallery + Gifts at the airport in Comox, ROAM Store + Studio in Comox, Books 4 Brains in Comox, SMĂ–L store in Cumberland, and Laughing Oyster Bookshop in Courtenay.
Photo of Kim Bannerman reading from her story in The Kindread Coast surrounded by costumed attendees, Halloween decor and candy, and book shelves and displays during West Coast Horror at Fireside Books in Parksville, BC.
Photo of K.A. Wiggins posing with an attendee during West Coast Horror at Fireside Books in Parksville, BC. Publisher Shanon Sinn is in the background.
Photo of Nicola Kapron, K.A. Wiggins & Kim Bannerman with a copy of The Kindread Coast inside Fireside Books in Parksville BC
Photo of a cardboard box coloured in black sharpie to look like a Minecraft treasure chest
Promo graphic reads: Spooky scavenger hunt (first 20 arrivals)—enter to win an eerie prize pack! Chat local cryptids & ghost lore w/ folks who've lived, unearthed & reimagined coastal horror! Haunting & horrifying (short) readings! Interactive storytelling—let's invent our own bookshop cryptid/urban legend/local creepypasta! Horror & dark fiction anthology for teens & up available for purchase now at independent bookstores across Vancouver Island & online! Indulge in an eerie night out: West Coast Horror, 7-8:30 pm October 29 Fireside Books, Parksville, BC Dark blue background with silhouettes of a bat, evergreens, tentacles, and ghostly smog/smudges, clouds, and a claw reaching down from the sky. The Kindread Coast anthology cover also on the graphic.
Photo of both sides of the 2025 edition of the Children’s Writers & Illustrators of BC Society’s new release postcard against a wood background.
Promo graphic reads: Kim Bannerman Horror & dark fiction anthology for teens & up available for purchase now at independent bookstores across Vancouver Island & online! Indulge in an eerie night out: West Coast Horror, 7-8:30 pm October 29 Fireside Books, Parksville, BC Dark blue background with silhouettes of a bat, evergreens, tentacles, and ghostly smog/smudges, clouds, and a claw reaching down from the sky. Graphics include covers of The Kindread Coast + 12 of Kim's books & her photo.
Promo graphic reads: Sheena Robinson Horror & dark fiction anthology for teens & up available for purchase now at independent bookstores across Vancouver Island & online! Indulge in an eerie night out: West Coast Horror, 7-8:30 pm October 29 Fireside Books, Parksville, BC Dark blue background with silhouettes of a bat, evergreens, tentacles, and ghostly smog/smudges, clouds, and a claw reaching down from the sky. Graphics include covers of The Kindread Coast, Portal, In Our Own Aboriginal Voices Vol. 2 & Worth More Standing anthologies & photo of Sheena Robinson
Promo graphic reads Indulge in an eerie night out: West Coast Horror, 7-8:30 pm October 29 Fireside Books, Parksville, BC Joshua Gillingham K.A. Wiggins (Kaie) Kim Bannerman Nicola Kapron Sheena Robinson. Dark blue background with silhouettes of a bat, evergreens, tentacles, and ghostly smog/smudges, clouds, and a claw reaching down from the sky. The Kindread Coast anthology cover and photos of participants are also on the graphic.
Blue and white graphic with approx. 70 children's book covers on a blue and white background under the heading 2025 new releases by BC authors & illustrators. In the bottom corner is a QR code over the Children's Writers & Illustrators of British Columbia logo with the text Learn, browse & more: bit.ly/BCTLA22
Graphic with 14 profile photos of authors and illustrators K.A. Wiggins, Leah Hong, Lee Edward Födi, Linda Mah, Mark David Smith, Mavis Lui, Megan Clendenan, Nikki Bergstresser, Rachelle Delaney, Rowena Rae, Roz Maclean, Stacey Chomiak, Tanya Lloyd Kyi & Tiffany Stone, "Libraries are magical" conference/event graphic of a cartoon comet over a chubby unicorn with rainbow hair sitting on a stack of pastel books and logos for the BC Teacher-Librarian Association and the Children's Writers & Illustrators of British Columbia Society. Text reads: Connecting with BC's children's lit creators! BCTLA Conference, October 24, 2025, Vancouver, BC Magical creatures, real conversations with kidlit creators Tanya Lloyd Kyi, Rachelle Delaney & Leah Hong The 9 things I've learned about creativity from writing for--and teaching it to--kids with author, illustrator and educator Lee Edward Födi New BC books and Creative Programming 101, bring local books and imaginative activities right into your classroom
Five labelled photos of K.A. Wiggins with authors Greg Brown, Stacey Matson, and Lee Edward Födi plus librarian and professor Juhee (Judy) Song in Korea at the Canadian Embassy, Songpa Libraries, Creative Writing for Children Camp, and Bugak Palgakjeong.
Blue and white graphic featuring around 70 book covers under the title 2025 new releases by bc authors and illustrators, learn, browse and more at bit.ly/bctla22 followed by the CWILL BC logo
Silver and gold tone text on dark mottled background with sketchy pen-and-ink or tattoo-style accent images of talons clutching a radiating eye and a skull overrun by tentacles under the text West Coast Weird. Remaining text reads: Powerhouse in The Kindread Coast (Black Cat Books, Oct. 2025) YA+ brainrot ecopunk cryptid horror "You grow up afraid of the water here. Doesn’t matter if you ate in swimming lessons, the glacier-fed waters have these hidden currents. They’ll freeze your balls off and leave the rest of you on ice. We spend every summer throwing shade at the latest drownings while trading horror stories about what lurks in the depths. Those stories have me tucking my knees now, flinching at every lap against the pilings and straining to make out the chittering beneath the loon-call echoes of voices in the distance..." Ecopunk cryptid horror meets the manosphere/toxic masculinity with a side of anticolonialism/anticapitalism & a splash of mid-2020s-era brainrot in this 6k word short in a dark speculative/horror anthology for teens and up featuring 13 haunting stories set on/near the British Columbian coast by Western Canadian authors. Reader Advisory/Content Alerts: bullying/hazing/harassment, implied assault, death-by-monster, racism/colonialism/white supremacy, sexism/patriarchy, terminal capitalism.
Silver and gold tone text on dark mottled background with sketchy pen-and-ink or tattoo-style accent images of talons clutching a radiating eye and a skull overrun by tentacles under the text West Coast Weird. Remaining text reads: Crumbling of the Sandwich Generation Factor Four Magazine, September 2025 lit-spec/CNF flash nightmare "You are big and I am small and it’s time for my first dose. It’s a time before memory, on the babbling cusp of speech, or before, even, and I can only guess later at whether it went down bitter or syrup sweet. Did I struggle? Did I cry? Did I scream at the scorching as poison seared my throat?" A 900-word flash nightmare of present future that blurs fiction/CNF with a literary/soft SF interpretation of the myriad polite fictions and lies we're all expected to maintain to keep society and family frictionless as a toxic substance. Reader Advisory/Content Alerts: poisoning & toxic substances, child endangerment, gaslighting/propaganda/authoritarianism/fascism, allusions to death/assisted dying/MAID. Inspired by the genocide against Palestinians and (finally?) realizing nice, white, neoliberal Canadian society is anything but.
Silver and gold tone text on dark mottled background with sketchy pen-and-ink or tattoo-style accent images of talons clutching a radiating eye and a skull overrun by tentacles under the text West Coast Weird. Remaining text reads: Geosapiology: a brief history of geogenesis, the Stones, and the Theory of Appeasement The Daily Tomorrow, July 2025 7-part eco-apocalypse SF serial “"The first stone’s stains were soon covered over as it grew, its crumbling edges smoothed in the process until it perched on the landscape, replete. Unlike a snowball, it did not roll. If any of the living had remained near enough to see it, they would have run in terror—or dropped to their knees in prayer. Neither act would have saved them from what was to come." Anticolonial, ecopunk exploration of violence, memory, & taking back the future. Experimental-cerebral, concept-driven, 3,300-word soft/weird Sci-Fi short about a new type of climate apocalypse & what comes after.
Silver and gold tone text on dark mottled background with sketchy pen-and-ink or tattoo-style accent images of talons clutching a radiating eye and a skull overrun by tentacles under the text West Coast Weird. Remaining text reads: K.A. Wiggins 2025 Mid-Year Fiction Round-Up Originals "Geosapiology: a brief history of geogenesis, the Stones, and the Theory of Appeasement" (The Daily Tomorrow, JUL 2025), thinky eco-apocalypse sci-fi serial—3.8k words "Crumbling of the Sandwich Generation" (Factor Four Magazine, SEP 2025), lit-spec flash nightmare—900 words "Powerhouse" in The Kindread Coast (Black Cat Books, OCT 2025),YA brainrot ecopunk cryptid horror—6.1k words "The Mistletoe Matchmaker Is Wilting" (Pulphouse, TBA 2025), seasonal tragicomic fairytale horror—5.5k words Reprints: "The Tangle (Did Not Kill Kitsault)" (Strange Horizons, 2024; Brave New Weird: The Best New Weird Horror Volume 3, Tenebrous Press, 2025) "The Patron Saint of Flatliners" (Mysterion, 2024; Year's Best Canadian Fantasy & Science Fiction: Volume 3, Ansible Press, 2025) "The Pink Slime's Appointment With Destiny" (Pulphouse, 2024; Really Big, Pointy Teeth, WMG Books, 2025) Links in bio or at kawiggins.com
Promo graphic by Caroline Lavoie of Black Cat Books’ third anthology, The Kindread Coast, featuring cover art of a water monster by Lydia Avsec and the full contributors list: Aleighsha Parke, K. A. Wiggins, Derek Wagner, Konn Lavery, Jade Greive, Sheena Robinson, Kim Bannerman, Bevan Thomas, A. D. Greenlees, K. D. Kulpa, Joshua Gillingham, Shanon Sinn, and Nicola Kapron.
screenshot of text from "Small Press, Big Machines, and the Last Run of Canada’s Most Stubborn Publisher" by Thea Lim for The Walrus. Black text on white background with the second paragraph highlighted in green. Text reads: Steeves is not deterred. The reader “may not be aware of what has gone in or not gone into an object, but you just experienced it, and your experience of that text is diminished. I’m bringing every bit of my being to being a participant in this cultural activity, of giving things the robustness to see their way through time. You got to show up and be a part of your own life. Why wouldn’t you want to be engaged in your own life?” None of this really answers my burning question: How can you actually afford this—your values? It’s as if Steeves objects to the premise of the question itself, to accepting the terms of the neoliberal market and its hold on our personhoods. The market is an f-boy ex not worth his time. Other independent presses like Coach House and Porcupine’s Quill print their own books—Gaspereau uses a paper named for Coach House. But Steeves operates at the highest existential stakes: book making as proof for what matters while we’re alive.
Howl’s Moving Castle laser cut paper 3D model scene of Howl flying with Sophie (the first time) with a blue and pink floral frame, photographed on a wood table.
Two elementary aged boys in shorts and ball caps with sunglasses emojis over their faces holding reading records in front of a library
Brown owl in an alder(?) tree/sunny forest during daytime, owl is looking at camera
A graphic with 31 covers with text "Narratess Indie Book Sale August 2025. Mid-Range Novels Bundle” Walking the Knife’s Edge by Elise Carlson Office Maxi by Aaron Frale Imbued by Helyna L. Clove Bridges of Smoke by Julie March Wasteland Heart by Al Hess Masks: Legacy Edition by Amara Lynn How to Soothe a Fallen Hero by Jeremy Rayne The Killing Song by Felix Graves Obsidian Island by Arden Powell How Six Saved the Frogs by Blaine D. Arden Blind the Eyes: Enter the City of Nightmares (Threads of Dreams 1) by K.A. Wiggins The Shifter: Legends of Pern Coen by Hannah E. Carey Trick by Cara Nox Far Removed by C. B. Lansdell Ancient as the Stars by Maya Darjani The Edge of a World by JD Rivers No Land for Heroes by Cal Black Gift of Snow by C.L. Carhart An Uncommon Curse by Devan Barlow Speak The Ocean by Rebecca Enzor Kotov Syndrome by S. Morgan Burbank Durga by Geetha Krishnan A Spark in Space by Janina Franck Shadow of a Dead God by Patrick Samphire Mercy by Ian Haramaki Debunked: Volume One of the Terravenum Chronicles by Dito Abbott A Crack in the World by James Mordechai Secrets of PEACE by T. A. Hernandez In Spite of the Inevitable by Morgan Biscup Children of the Dragon by Melissa Stone A Bitter Drink by Azalea Forrest
graphic eBook cover of An Uncommon Curse by Devan Barlow. A swirly golden bird and building behind trees are sketched over a textured green background. Black text on white background beside the cover art reads: An Uncommon Curse. Susan never meant to be the villain in someone else's fairytale—and now someone's written a magical musical about her! At the bottom is the graphic for the Narratess Indie Book Sale. A chonky dragon reads a book at the bottom, a pile of skulls with a candle and ghost sit on the left of the text, and a space ship flies by a planet on the right of the text. Text: Indie Book Sale indiebook.sale Fantasy, Sci FI & Horror August 23 - 25 Banner designed by Arden Powell
illustrated eBook cover of The Cruel Gods: The Thirteenth Hour by Trudie Skies. Dark blue tone art with gold tone text. A male and female figure in old-fashioned clothing stand looking at the viewer. A large clock with a glowing face and Roman numerals fills most of the background. Black text on white background beside the cover art reads: The Thirteenth Hour. Cruel gods demand worship from their mortal subjects in this gaslamp fantasy featuring magical portals, gothic cosmic deities, quaint Britishisms, and steampunk vibes. At the bottom is the graphic for the Narratess Indie Book Sale. A chonky dragon reads a book at the bottom, a pile of skulls with a candle and ghost sit on the left of the text, and a space ship flies by a planet on the right of the text. Text: Indie Book Sale indiebook.sale Fantasy, Sci FI & Horror August 23 - 25 Banner designed by Arden Powell
illustrated eBook cover of Candle Children by M.J. Baker. Fiery scene with a shadowy figure in the middle. Black text on white background beside the cover art reads: Candle Children. A Dark fantasy set in a city haunted by more than just ghosts. At the bottom is the graphic for the Narratess Indie Book Sale. A chonky dragon reads a book at the bottom, a pile of skulls with a candle and ghost sit on the left of the text, and a space ship flies by a planet on the right of the text. Text: Indie Book Sale indiebook.sale Fantasy, Sci FI & Horror August 23 - 25 Banner designed by Arden Powell
Blind the Eyes by K.A. Wiggins book cover. Text in black on white background beside the cover reads: Blind the Eyes: Enter the City of Nightmares A neurospicy misfit unravels monster-infested, post-eco-apocalypse Vancouver in a multi-awarded, more-blood-than-kissing, gothic-dystopian coming-of-rage YA+ Dark Fantasy The graphic for the Narratess Indie Book Sale is below. A chonky dragon reads a book at the bottom, a pile of skulls with a candle and ghost sit on the left of the text, and a space ship flies by a planet on the right of the text. Text: Indie Book Sale indiebook.sale Fantasy, Sci FI & Horror August 23 - 25 Banner designed by Arden Powell
A graphic with 24 covers with text "Narratess Indie Book Sale August 2025. Fantasy Bundle #3” The Whisperer in White by Y. R. Liu Higanbana by Jake Vanguard Dame Ophis by Merlina Garance The Lion by Lee Burton Grey Angel by Dani Finn Children of the Dragon by Melissa Stone The Grand Duke’s Masseur by Rori Thornton Ghosts of the Catabombs by Janna Ruth Children by Bjørn Larssen An Uncommon Curse by Devan Barlow The Dragon Next Door by Vanessa Ricci-Thode Flooded Secrets by Claudie Arseneault Carp in the Pond, Crane on the River by Ruth Miranda Tales of Yamato by Odessa Silver Far Removed by C. B. Lansdell Blood by D.C. Hart A Path of Endless Crossroads by M.C. Burnell Soultaming the Serpent by Tar Atore Durga by Geetha Krishnan Blind the Eyes: Enter the City of Nightmares (Threads of Dreams 1) by K.A. Wiggins How Six Saved the Frogs by Blaine D. Arden Dirt-Stained Hands, Thorn-Pierced Skin by Tabitha O’Connell Between Starfalls by S. Kaeth When the Stars Alight by Camilla Andrew
Graphic for the Narratess Indie Book Sale. A chonky dragon reads a book at the bottom, a pile of skulls with a candle and ghost sit on the left of the text, and a space ship flies by a planet on the right of the text. Text: Indie Book Sale indiebook.sale Fantasy, Sci FI & Horror August 23 - 25 Banner designed by Arden Powell 14 book covers surround the sale graphic: Not Your Mountain by AJ Alexanders A Crack in the World by James Mordechai Twilight Witch by Mac Flynn Burn Red Skies by Kerstin Espinosa Rosero The Rise Of Manifesto The Great by Kerrie Noor Secrets of PEACE by T. A. Hernandez Tim Carter - Jester by Tim Carter The Yochni's Eye: Aurethia Rising by Abigail Morrison The Crimson Court by Brendan Noble Blind the Eyes: Enter the City of Nightmares by K.A. Wiggins It's Only A Little Death by Shane Blackheart Claude Hejl - Like a Bullet to the Head by Claude Hejl
Poster in a mix of Korean (Hangul) and Canadian English for Ink+Spire 1st Korea Herald English Creative Writing contest for kids and teens, sponsored by the Canadian Embassy, hosted by The Korea Herald, with judging by Creative Writing for Children Society. Poster is blue with a nib pen and flag graphic motif in white and red with blue line ink illustrations of Canadian and Korean icons.
Creative Writing for Children Society mentors Greg Brown, Stacey Matson, K.A. Wiggins and Lee Edward Födi at the Embassy of Canada to Korea in Seoul in a posed photograph with a standing banner for the 2024-2025 Canada-Korea Year of Cultural Exchanges in front of a red wall with impressions of maple leaves.
itch.io landscape-format graphic with intricate blue and purple cover design surrounded by awards badges and gold-tone extracted cover elements on a mottled dark concrete background. Gold text reads: Threads of Dreams #1: Blind the Eyes. This dystopian future is gothic, haunted & swarming with monsters. A (neurospicy) coming-of-rage YA+ Dark Fantasy.
A long furred white cat with blue eyes and dark face, ears, tail looking up at a mini beaded keychain version of himself