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Debut YA Fantasy/Dystopia BLACKBLOOD out now!!
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Kree Sullivan @kreesullivan.bsky.social · Jul 31
Hey Bluesky! Read the first chapter of my debut novel, Blackblood, here! 🖤 📚💙 #booksky #readsky #readingcommunity #yabooks #queerbooks
ARMINA The Rabbit’s Day festivities haven’t wound down an inch despite the fact it’s hotter than a cook pan under the desert sun. Noisy children rush past where Valaina and I parked the semi half up on the curb, and I jam a finger in the ear not pressed against the pay phone’s receiver so I can hear the voice on the other end. “I ain’t entering Wallton for shit,” the man says. He has a squawk like an old fox, the kind that got half its voice box ripped out in a game of chicken with a coyote. “The artifact’s not worth the traffic.” I flip my messy ponytail over my shoulder and scowl despite the fact that the man can’t see it. I hope he feels it as I respond, “So you’d rather us brave the traffic and drive . . . where, exactly? Last I checked, the Blackblood was doing you a favor.” “I’m less than fifty miles from the city, outside the Wrendrop Community. There’s a rest station with a tavern called The Skeletal Mare. Can’t miss it—’s got a horse skull dangling out front.” I run a hand over my face, wiping away my irritation along with the noontime sweat. “Fine. Today, evening, Skeletal Mare outside of Wrendrop.” The man hangs up without a goodbye. As I return the phone to its cradle, something warm slaps into my free hand. A greasy square of waxed paper full of twisted cinnamon bread heats my palm almost unbearably, and I wince as molten sugar drips onto the base of my thumb. Valaina stands above me, her own hunk of bread hanging out her mouth, her sunglasses shielding her brown eyes from the sun. She looks pretty today, with her sugar-stained mouth and the wind tugging at her curly black hair. If the sight of her didn’t make me want to start a fight for no reason, I might even feel inclined to kiss her. Rabbit’s Day is for romance, after all, and we used to be— “Any luck?” She leans against our semitruck’s scrubbed-metal side. My truck. The Blackblood. Averard’s truck. “Depends on what you define as luck.” I rip a chunk out of the bread. It hurts my teeth how sweet it is, but I haven’t eaten since yesterday morning, so any food’s a welcome comfort. “Do we have an offer? Yes. Do I know if it’s of any merit?” I shrug and crumple the waxed paper between my fingers. “The man seemed ready enough to be rid of his artifact, so I think we’ll get a good price.” Valaina raises her eyebrows and tilts her head so I can see her eyes beneath her sunglasses. Can’t say I blame her for any skepticism. The pair of us’ve been an awful mess since Averard died. He was the captain of our little three-man brigade, our “pirate ship without an ocean”, as he’d call it. When he went and got himself murdered, he left us with nothing more than the truck, a battered pistol, and an old black coat. Valaina kept the pistol, and I kept the coat, and neither of us talk about how we picked them off his corpse before we ran. Keepsakes of a dead man are not instructions, and they’re certainly not a business plan. They won’t put food in our stomachs or keep the Huntsmen away. Smuggling magical artifacts is dangerous enough if you know what you’re doing, but despite me turning nineteen at the beginning of this year and Valaina being two years older, Averard always insisted we were too young to help him yet with the more particular aspects of the job. Val and I know the trade; we know how to sell. But acquisitions? Not under our purview. I tug open the Blackblood’s door, reaching high up its frame to pull myself inside. Valaina watches me struggle before stepping around the truck’s low-bellied trailer and throwing open the passenger-side door. She hops inside and wipes her sticky hands on her pants, then lifts her long legs and tucks them between the dashboard and the windshield. “Guess your seller’s not meeting us in Wallton,” she says. I snort in response and start the engine. It rumbles to life beneath us—not anything that’d be mistaken for a purr like some of those fancy new flatbeds, or even the hum of a family’s personal car. The Blackblood sounds like a call to adventure. Like the rush of power through veins. “I get it, to be honest,” Valaina continues as I ease off the curb with a faint thu-thump. Families scatter as the Blackblood mounts the street. “Don’t know how anyone can stand to live this close to the Tidal Wall.” I peer out my side mirrors at the object in question. I wouldn’t say that Wallton’s built close to the Wall, but the black stone expanse rises hazy like a mountain across the whole horizon. It’s a barricade of sorts, one that divides our Arachnida Federation from the country of Tempestor. Far as I know, it was erected not twenty years back, when the Huntsmen attempted a hostile takeover of Tempestor. When their coup failed, Tempestor built that wall to keep the rest of us out. The Huntsmen trying to take Tempestor was peak foolishness, even though it must’ve made sense to their blood-addled minds. Tempestor’s a country of mages. Run by ’em. Can’t imagine any Huntsman’d stand to see such a place exist unopposed. The Arachnida Federation doesn’t have anything like a central government—too many little towns with too much space between them, connected by nothing but sand and sky—so the Huntsmen Order’s the closest thing we’ve got to an authority. Ostensibly, they uphold any laws agreed upon between settlements and keep the desert roads safe. But the truth is, the Huntsmen exist primarily to hunt what few free mages are left. Your average person tends to get shot if they approach too close to the Tidal Wall. Huntsmen tend to disappear without more than a bloodstain on the desert sand. Val and I came out to Wallton after Averard died, hoping it might prove a good place to lie low a while, take stock of what artifacts we’ve got in the trailer, and figure out a gameplan to keep business moving. But we can’t stay here forever. There’s too big a risk of getting comfortable. I cleave my attention to the road, trying not to get stray kids or dogs stuck under my front wheels. Red and pink streamers twist from the telephone wires above, and the clickity-clack of rabbit skulls sounds from strings on every brightly colored food stall. I stop for a parade of pedestrians tied together with a golden streamer around their waists, but as I rest my hand on my chin, my eyes meet those of a man across the crowd. Black eyes. Pitch black. He watches me with bored disdain, and I try not to sink in my seat. Huntsmen aren’t supposed to show their faces all the way out in Wallton. Have they forgotten how to fear the Tidal Wall? Or are they preparing for something? Valaina doesn’t notice him. Instead, she rummages in the space between her seat and her door, extracting a beat-up, dog-eared romance novel. She draws Averard’s pistol from her belt and deposits it on the seat between us, a more solid barrier than the Tidal Wall ever was. Been a month since Averard died, and near as long since Valaina and I’ve talked about anything other than business. I’m trying to navigate what it means to be captain of an enterprise I was never taught to lead, what it means to have lost the only parental figure I’ve ever known. I don’t have time to figure out what it means to be someone’s ex-girlfriend. “Huntsmen must be bored.” I nod toward the man as he slips past our window. “Not enough free mages left for them to hunt. Valaina returns to her book with little more than a glance at the Huntsman. Her shoulders shift as she tugs her long-sleeve shirt a little closer at the throat. “Dunno,” she says. “Still plenty out there.” We overcome the pedestrian traffic an…
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Thank you all 🥰 It means so much to see my debut novel recognized this way. I can't wait to see the finalists in all the award categories. Make sure to check them out for some undoubtedly excellent reads!

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Text: Thank you for voting for BLACKBLOOD for the Indie Ink Awards! BLACKBLOOD has made it to the finals in the following categories: Bisexual or Biromantic Representation; Trans or Nonbinary Representation
January 21, 2026 at 12:33 AM
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Come say hi! #marscon
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January 16, 2026 at 6:57 PM
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Join me at fantasy/scifi convention Marscon!
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Where: Holiday Inn Virginia Beach – Norfolk
5655 Greenwich Rd
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23462

When: Jan 16 -18, 2026

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January 7, 2026 at 5:58 PM
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Come join me and other local NoVa authors January 11 for a day of books, coffee, food, and drinks!

Where: Commonwealth Brewing Company, 10426 Main St, Fairfax, VA 22030

When: January 11, 11AM-4PM

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Commonwealth Brewing Co. Literature & Libations Book Fair & Swap. Sunday 11 January 11AM-4PM. Brunch, Coffee, Local Authors
January 4, 2026 at 5:16 PM
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All 75 books I read this year!

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December 31, 2025 at 6:46 PM
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Today's the last day to vote for BLACKBLOOD for the Indie Ink Awards! Vote here: indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-...

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Please vote for Blackblood for the 2025 Indie Ink Awards. Swipe for more info [image of cover for Blackblood by Kree Sullivan; Indie Ink Award badge] Text: Blackblood has been nominated in the following categories: Best book cover and cover artist Best friendship Best morally gray character Best setting Best use of tropes Side Character MVP Writing the Future We Need: Bisexual or Biromantic Representation Writing the Future We Need: Gay or Lesbian Representation Writing the Future We Need: LGBTQ+ Representation Writing the Future We Need: Mental Health Representation Writing the Future We Need: Trans or Nonbinary Representation Text: Voting takes place from DECEMBER 15 to DECEMBER 31st Anyone can vote, and voting is free! The only thing you’ll need to do to participate is make an account on indiestorygeek.com You can vote for Blackblood in any and all categories it’s nominated for At the end of the year, the ten novels with the most votes in each category move on to a final judging round. Place your vote at https://indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-awards-2025 Once you’ve voted, please share this post!
December 31, 2025 at 5:34 PM
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Number 1 of my Top Reads of the year is Lonely Castle in the Mirror by Mizuki Tsujimura

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Text: Top Reads of the Year, 1 Text: Lonely Castle in the Mirror | Mizuki Tsujimura | Fantasy | Coming of Age This was an unexpected delight. It had been on my TBR for quite a while, and I put off picking it up for some reason. I’m so glad I finally did this year. This was heart-wrenching, beautiful, and sweet, and I haven’t cried so hard reading a book in such a long time. Sure, it was 100+ pages of tears at the end, but it was the cathartic kind of crying you sometimes just really need. This book was a stunner, a 100000/10, and everyone should read it at least once.
December 28, 2025 at 4:09 PM
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Number 2 of my Top Reads of the year is Piranesi by Susanna Clarke

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Text: Top Reads of the Year, 2 Text: Piranesi | Susanna Clarke | Fantasy This was one of the first books I read this year, and when I finished it I looked at my wife and said, “I just read the best book of 2025. In January.” Technically I did rank one book above this, but I consider my top three so closely tied that any given day my favorite could change. Piranesi is a nearly perfect book. Thought-provoking, wonderous, weird, tragic, joyous, and beautifully written. I’d recommend it to everyone who likes reading. Period.
December 27, 2025 at 4:12 PM
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Number 3 of my Top Reads of the year is How to Survive This Fairytale by S. M. Hallow

#booksky #bookrecommendations #topreads2025 #howtosurvivethisfairytale #smhallow
Text: Top Reads of the Year, 3 Text: How to Survive This Fairytale | S. M. Hallow | Fantasy | Horror | Romance God, this was good. It’s a fairy tale retelling done right, building up a world that can be nasty and cruel, but at the center of it all there are people who lead with compassion, heart, and who offer encouragement to keep going. This book is ruthless in the best way, and I especially appreciate the way it’s written. I love when authors play with structure and form, and this book is such a good example of what can be done by having fun with writing.
December 26, 2025 at 4:46 PM
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Number 4 of my Top Reads of the year is The Summer Hikaru Died by Mokumokuren!

And Merry Christmas!

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Text: Top Reads of the Year, 4 Text: The Summer Hikaru Died, Vols. 1-6 | Mokumokuren | Horror | Coming of Age This covers all the currently released volumes, and probably all the volumes that will come after. This series is a remarkably tender, devastatingly tragic look at grief and growing up. It’s also an undeniably queer story, even if that queerness is never overtly named and even when it has nothing to do with romantic feelings. It’s built into a pervasive sense of otherness and trying to find community in a world where you don’t seem to fit.
December 25, 2025 at 3:47 PM
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Number 5 of my Top Reads of the year is How to Survive Camping: The Man with No Shadow by Bonnie Quinn

#booksky #bookrecommendations #topreads2025 #TheManwithnoShadow #BonnieQuinn
Text: Top Reads of the Year, 5 Text: The Man with No Shadow | Bonnie Quinn | Horror I picked this one up after reading a mutual’s 1-star review. At the time, I’d been looking for a book to scratch the r/nosleep itch that had lodged itself deep in my brain, and the way they described it made it sound perfect. It was exactly what I wanted at that moment, likely helped along by the fact that it did originate on nosleep. I preordered the second one the moment I finished this, and the fact that it doesn’t come out until April makes me want to CRY.
December 24, 2025 at 5:05 PM
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Number 6 of my Top Reads of the year is The Killer Question by Janice Hallett

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Text: Top Reads of the Year, 6 Text: The Killer Question | Janice Hallett | Mystery Before reading this one, I’d read Hallett’s The Examiner and The Appeal. I adored the former and found the latter just okay. The Killer Question blew both out of the water and had me reading the rest of Hallett’s backlog as soon as I could get my hands on them. I love pub trivia, I love mixed media stories, I love zany characters. As someone with a deep obsession with the Knives Out franchise, this scratched that itch so well. So twisty, I couldn’t put it down.
December 23, 2025 at 5:39 PM
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Number 7 of my Top Reads of the year is Midnight Timetable by Bora Chung

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Text: Top Reads of the Year, 7 Text: Midnight Timetable | Bora Chung | Horror This is one of my recent reads, and it blew away most of its competition with ease. I love when a short-story collection has individual but interconnected tales, and this one does it so well that I hope Chung revisits the Institution’s universe in future entries. The stories here are spooky, thought provoking, and strange while always holding a sense of kindness and wonder at their core.
December 22, 2025 at 5:07 PM
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Number 8 of my Top Reads of the year is The Stepford Wives by Ira Levin

#booksky #bookrecommendations #topreads2025 #Iralevin #thestepfordwives
Text: Top Reads of the Year, 8 Text: The Stepford Wives | Ira Levin | Horror I first read Ira Levin’s Rosemary’s Baby back in high school, and I loved it. I’m actually shocked it took me this long to get to The Stepford Wives. This book was horrifying, fast-paced fun that holds up uncomfortably well in modern times. It’s just plain great satire that I can’t recommend highly enough. Plus it’s super short, so a free afternoon is all you need!
December 21, 2025 at 6:40 PM
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Voting for the Indie Ink Awards is now open! indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-...

This is an awesome, free way to support me and my writing journey. Please share this post!

Thank you so much!

#booksky #indieinkawards #indiebooks #indieauthors #bookrecommendations
Please vote for Blackblood for the 2025 Indie Ink Awards. Swipe for more info [image of cover for Blackblood by Kree Sullivan; Indie Ink Award badge] Text: Blackblood has been nominated in the following categories: Best book cover and cover artist Best friendship Best morally gray character Best setting Best use of tropes Side Character MVP Writing the Future We Need: Bisexual or Biromantic Representation Writing the Future We Need: Gay or Lesbian Representation Writing the Future We Need: LGBTQ+ Representation Writing the Future We Need: Mental Health Representation Writing the Future We Need: Trans or Nonbinary Representation Text: Voting takes place from DECEMBER 15 to DECEMBER 31st Anyone can vote, and voting is free! The only thing you’ll need to do to participate is make an account on indiestorygeek.com You can vote for Blackblood in any and all categories it’s nominated for At the end of the year, the ten novels with the most votes in each category move on to a final judging round. Place your vote at https://indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-awards-2025 Once you’ve voted, please share this post! Text: Thank you for your support! From me and the crew of the Blackblood! Image: character art of Renn, Armina, and Canto by @Neunian
December 15, 2025 at 4:28 PM
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Number 9 of my Top Reads of the year is The Butcher of the Forest by Premee Mohamed

#booksky #bookrecommendations #topreads2025 #premeemohamed #thebutcheroftheforest
Text: Top Reads of the Year, 9 Text: The Butcher of the Forest | Premee Mohamed | Fantasy | Horror Surprisingly, I DNFed this book once before giving it a second shot, and I’m so glad I did. It just goes to show that sometimes you have the right book but at the wrong time. This book is a perfect little fairy tale with just the right amount of grotesquery. I, a huge fan of creepy forests and murderous creatures, ate this up in one sitting like I was starving.
December 20, 2025 at 4:14 PM
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Number 10 of my Top Reads of the year is Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green!

#bookstagram #bookrecommendations #topreads2025 #Johngreen #everythingistuberculosis
Text: Top Reads of the Year, 10 Text: Everything Is Tuberculosis. John Green. Non-Fiction I was apprehensive to pick this one up since 1. I don’t read a ton of Non-fiction and 2. I haven’t read a John Green novel in over a decade. After a friend’s recommendation I read this one, and I’m really glad I did! This history of the impact and ongoing war against Tuberculosis taught me so much while being incredibly accessible. I especially appreciated its focus on the racist and classist implications of this treatable disease’s continued deadliness in the current age.
December 19, 2025 at 5:23 PM
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I had so many books rated 4.5 Stars and up this year, so today I'm posting my honorable mentions. These books could all easily have been in the top 10 this year, it was SO difficult to pick favorites.
#booksky #bookrecommendations #bookrecs #favoritebooks #topbooksof2025
Text reads: TOP READS OF THE YEAR. Today's Books: HONORABLE MENTIONS. I read over 70 books this year, and so many were amazing. I want to showcase a few that didn’t quite reach my top ten. These books all received at least a 4.5 star rating from me! Text: Strange Pictures --- Uketsu | Mystery/Horror | Alongside Uketsu’s other novel, Strange Houses, Strange Pictures is a fun, twisty romp with mixed-media elements that really add to the experience Hide --- Kiersten White | Horror | dark, gory, and fast-paced in a double-trouble horror-combo setting: a reality show in an abandoned theme park The Backyard Bird Chronicles --- Amy Tan | Non-fiction | There’s something uniquely delightful about seeing famous author Amy Tan go absolutely unhinged about the birds in her yard The Haar --- David Sodergren | Horror | I read a lot of horror this year, and I appreciate The Haar for its unique approach of being both incredibly gory and softly romantic When the Tides Held the Moon --- Venessa Vida Kelley | Romance/Fantasy/Historical | This book is an absolute stunner of historical romance with beautiful writing and such tender relationships. Cannot recommend this one enough Cursed Bunny --- Bora Chung | Horror/Fable | This is a short story collection, and it’s a fantastic mix of the weird, tragic, and wonderful. There are some fables here that feel right out of classic fairytales. You Weren’t Meant to be Human --- Andrew Joseph White | Horror | Horrific yet beautiful in its righteous rage. Read the content warnings, then read this one. AJW never misses. What Stalks the Deep --- T. Kingfisher | Horror | I adore T. Kingfisher, and this is probably my favorite of the Sworn Soldier Series. I hate caves, so this one hit my eerie buttons perfectly. The Labyrinth House Murders --- Yukito Ayatsuji | Mystery | This is my third House Murders book and my second favorite! They’re all fantastic, and I really enjoyed putting together the mystery in this one. Found --- Anthology | Horror | Both this and Found 2 were SO much fun. I was really craving found-footage horror this year, and this hit this spot like no other.
December 18, 2025 at 8:52 PM
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It is Indie Ink Awards season, and I had a hell of a time voting for my favorites. In doing so, I found a ton of new indies I want to read, and some old favorites.

Vote for your indies, and find some new reads for your TBR! (2/3)

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Indie Ink Awards book recs. Of Knights and Books and Falling in Love by Rita Rubin. Silver Blood by T.L. Morgan. The Demon of Elderstay by I. Ribbon. Us, Et Cetera by Kit Vincent. Bite Marks and Broken Hearts by TJ Rose. Demon Engine by Marten Norr. Indie Ink awards book recs. To Speak with the Stars by K.V. Wilson. The Good Boys Club by Jemma Croft. Sweet and Wild by Alex Larkspur. The Witch Who Chases the Sun by Dawn Chen. What Death Forgets by Thea Verdone. Gospel of the Cuckoo by Sirius. Indie Ink Awards book recs. The Burn of a Bourbon Soaked Cherry by MJ Marlowe. Miners of the Mystics by Penny Moss. Volatile Reaction by Magnus Thorne. My Chaos Reign over You by La Purvis. Blackblood by Kree Sullivan. Rainsquall by Penny Moss. Indie Ink Awards book recs. Songs of Broken Bells by Lilly Lockwood. Lizards hold the Sun by Dani Trujillo. Under the Lupine Moon by A. Knightley. A Legend in the Sky by Faye Oliander. All for the Blood of the Lamb by A.L. Davidson. A Promise of Sirens by V.L. Barycz.
December 15, 2025 at 11:23 PM
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Okay, authors who have Indie Ink Awards nominations, tell me *one* category you think your book excels at and why! Pitch us your biggest strength 👀

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December 15, 2025 at 5:48 PM
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Voting for the Indie Ink Awards is now open! indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-...

This is an awesome, free way to support me and my writing journey. Please share this post!

Thank you so much!

#booksky #indieinkawards #indiebooks #indieauthors #bookrecommendations
Please vote for Blackblood for the 2025 Indie Ink Awards. Swipe for more info [image of cover for Blackblood by Kree Sullivan; Indie Ink Award badge] Text: Blackblood has been nominated in the following categories: Best book cover and cover artist Best friendship Best morally gray character Best setting Best use of tropes Side Character MVP Writing the Future We Need: Bisexual or Biromantic Representation Writing the Future We Need: Gay or Lesbian Representation Writing the Future We Need: LGBTQ+ Representation Writing the Future We Need: Mental Health Representation Writing the Future We Need: Trans or Nonbinary Representation Text: Voting takes place from DECEMBER 15 to DECEMBER 31st Anyone can vote, and voting is free! The only thing you’ll need to do to participate is make an account on indiestorygeek.com You can vote for Blackblood in any and all categories it’s nominated for At the end of the year, the ten novels with the most votes in each category move on to a final judging round. Place your vote at https://indiestorygeek.com/a/indie-ink-awards-2025 Once you’ve voted, please share this post! Text: Thank you for your support! From me and the crew of the Blackblood! Image: character art of Renn, Armina, and Canto by @Neunian
December 15, 2025 at 4:28 PM
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Hazbin Hotel still hasn't loosened its grip on me, I fear.
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Fanart of Alastor from Hazbin Hotel Fanart of Husk and Angel Dust from Hazbin Hotel Fanart of Valentino, Velveteen, and Vox from Hazbin Hotel Fanart of Charlie and Vaggi from Hazbin Hotel
December 11, 2025 at 9:23 PM
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December 8, 2025 at 8:01 PM
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😍 Blackblood has been nominated for the Indie Ink Awards! Thank you all so much; this is such a thrill. I'll let you know when voting starts, but I'm pleased as punch just for this!

#indiebooks #indieauthors #booksky #indieinkawards
Nomination notification for the Indie Ink Awards. Hello! We'd like to congratulate you, because your book BLACKBLOOD was nominated for the 2025 Indie Ink Awards!
December 8, 2025 at 2:50 PM
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Newest edition to my favorite old men catalog #hazbinhotel #fanart
Alastor from Hazbin Hotel
December 4, 2025 at 1:51 AM