hux | aka Lizzie Huxley-Jones

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The header at the top of the image reads: Out Now. In the center of the image (which has a background of lush crimson rose blossoms) is the front cover of Stephanie Burgis’s A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience, which shows an ominously closed entrance-gate at the top of the cover and a bat with its wings outspread at the bottom, all framed by climbing roses. Four arrows point at the cover with four chunks of text, reading: “Beauty and the Beast, but he’s a vampire” “She’s brilliant, and he loves it” “Tea is very important” and “She *really* loves libraries.”

...And of course, if you haven't yet read the first novella in this series, you can snap up A Marriage of Undead Inconvenience, too. The New York Times called it "a charmingly subversive treat" and absolutely made my week. ❤️🦇❤️

books2read.com/UndeadInconvenience

The illustrated cover for A Honeymoon of Grave Consequence, by Stephanie Burgis, shows the silhouette of an elegant traveling carriage over the title and a bat with wings outstretched underneath, all of it framed by apples and with mirrors at the top and the bottom of the image. Above and beside the cover is this snippet of text: Her pulse gave a sudden, panicked jolt. Clearly reflected in the mirror, the ragged duvet was curved in the shape of her husband’s form—but his pillow was empty. What foolishness! Breathing in and out with slow control, Margaret set her teeth together and forced herself not to follow the instinctive urge to twist around and urgently assure herself that her life’s partner was safe. The windows were fully shuttered with multiple layers of thick wooden slats. No sunlight could possibly reach inside this chamber, and she was no weak-nerved ingénue to be taken aback by a perfectly well-known side-effect of vampirism. She had been studying the supernatural for years. Still, she’d never anticipated quite how unnerving it might feel when applied to the single person in the world who was undeniably hers.

My cozy-spooky romantasy novella A Honeymoon of Grave Consequence came out just 4 days ago, so of course it's supplying this week's Friday snippet. ❤️🦇❤️

Snap it up in ebook or paperback now: books2read.com/honeymoonGrave

#romancelandia

my official review of showgirl is that she’s making music about being happy and getting railed and good for her

My personal timeline is full of autistic people trying to explain that there isn't more autism than before, it's just that we're better at detecting it, and there's nothing more autistic than hoping explaining something at length will help matters when nobody is really listening.

I’m very excited to reveal the cover of my debut novel A MILLION TINY MISSILES ALL AT ONCE.
Out with @chickenhousebooks.bsky.social on April, it’s the story of a 14 year old teen struggling issues at home and beyond, I hope you enjoy it. You can pre order here!

www.amazon.co.uk/dp/191717139...

Im talking about the uk

Yep, and when you look at the broad pattern of public libraries closing too!

Yeah the access to books for children has been heavily curtailed for a long time. My tiny primary school had a room full of books but no dedicated staff, my high school ironically had a staff member but not many books (he mostly managed the it centre)

will someone tell Rachel Reeves that a room full of books is better than nothing but school libraries needs librarians!! private schools know this and so have proper working libraries. all schools need that.

a selection of brightly-coloured tarot cards

24 hours to get your mittens on this deck at the lowest price, & then I'll close sales & *gulp* switch to kickstarter 👀 shop.frankduffy.co.uk/franks-slow-... #witchmadness

Chapter I: A Stranger Appears 367BCE, somewhere on the Mediterranean Sea He woke in a cold sweat and, for a moment, he didn’t know why. His cabin was still and empty. The wood of the small ship creaked around him; he could hea...

The first five chapters of my serial novel are still free to read! Have you read them yet?
calamitystrinket.ghost.io/a-stranger-a...

I think a standalone! (I am half way through)

You will love this I think !!! It’s very fun and fast

I think you’ll dig it!!!!

oh also it feels like the first time I read the cruel prince, another absolutely bonkers pacy as hell fae book, but this one is bisexual and mostly set in New York and sometimes Greece and also maybe elsewhere but don’t worry about that until you read it if that’s your jam!!!

I’ll be honest in that I’ve been kinda behind on a lot of romantasy and current YA just because of writing but two friends told me I’d love this and I DO and I stole the proof off one of those friends so feel inclined to tell you all how fun it is for being able to read it early

The cover for Moth Dark by Kika Hatzopoulou which shows a girl (Sascia) millimetres from kissing an elf with dark hair and purple marks on their cheeks. They are both surrounded by moths and a purple tone to the cover.

it’s also (a treat!!) paperback first and Waterstones has an exclusive edition a purple spredge or a normal edition for the same price, also LOOK at this cover

It’s called Moth Dark by Kika Hatzopoulou and it is out next month and I think a bunch of people here will love it because it’s totally bananas.

Hello I know I never bloot about books atm but I am reading a killer YA fantasy that is, I shit you not, best described as Godzilla x Howls Moving Castle (the movie), about a scientist girl and the dark that monsters come out of and a genderfluid intersex fae who might be in love with her??

so glad that my method of using Bluesky is just appearing briefly to say something horrific before leaving again

needing a poo when you’re in the shower

I cronch cronched and was like oh is there some paper straw in my mouth? No, wasp.

Today I drank a strawberry slushie in which a wasp had died and frozen and thus I ate the wasp a bit too

An image of my book. The Manchester University Press logo and 'Returning December 2025'

Remember all my mad book drama?

(If not, buy me a pint and I'll sing you the ballad of the dodgy ex-publisher...)

Well, I'm absolutely delighted to say it's over!

An enormous thanks to my wonderful new publisher @manchesterup.bsky.social

Queer As Folklore will be back in the wild! 🧜🏼‍♂️

This is what I was going to recommend! It’s for slightly older but I think is done so well that it works and you can have conversations around anything harder to understand. Def have a read through first as I’m away from my copy so can’t age check for def

A short Dragon Age Veilguard fancomic of two panels - Emmrich, Rook and Davrin are staring at the Hawke armor Tristan (Rook) is pulling out from the chest speculating how the heck it got there and who is the friend and what. Second panel - the mentioned 'friend' being the king of the hill in the Fade - one and only Garrett Hawke the burple mage u_u

Yeah. That's him there.
#dragonage

Hux sits in a restaurant holding an espresso martini up in cheers. They wear a black linen shirt, sleeves cut to elbows, and their long bobbed hair is slightly wavy from the sea.

Hux sits outside on a pool lounger drinking a Coke from a plastic cup, while wearing a blue and orange patterned halter bikini top and a green baseball cap that says gay and literate and pink sunglasses

a happy birthday actually, here’s to 37.

yes I am sneaking online to share photos of me looking fit

oh wild that there’s so many libras on the Virgo cusp in the kids book biz!!

yes yes this tracks. I think I’ll go for new age woo. Tarot that’s a bit too accurate also spells. Lotta silver jewellery and big shirts. Salt circles are actual barriers.