Those aren't the books we're looking for. This blogger loves diverse YA on the darker spectrum. With absolutely zero stickers on the cover. I promise.
So, booklings and bloggers, step into (fictional) worlds of magic, madness, and murder.them: we deserve heroes of colour too! :)— Alyssa Carlier 🥮 愛玲 (@HKAlyssa) September 19, 2018
me: VILLAINS
them: queer people deserve romantic HEAs too! :)
me: t r a g e d i e s
them: platonic relationships are meaningful too! :)
me: ah yes, ALL relationships can be disastrous
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When villain protag Mo accidentally stabs a runaway witch-princess, she ends up cursed and hunted by the princess’ assassin girlfriend. To return home, Mo has to fight demons, break curses, and learn to kill witches.
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- This blog receives approximately 10K monthly pageviews.
- My highly-engaged email lists reached 1000 subscribers as of September 2018 and is growing rapidly, doubling last year in 2017.
- I now bimonthly giveaways for Asian SFF books, which can gain over 25K impressions on Twitter and reach a potential audience of over 40K on Instagram Stories.
What I say about me, in third person:
Alyssa Carlier writes (and more often rewrites) novels about girls in worlds of magic, madness and murder. By day, she is a medical student; at night, she recovers by doing much harm to her characters. She is represented by Kiana Nguyen at Donald Maass Literary Agency.
