Erin Johnson
@authorjohnson.bsky.social
Erin Johnson writes magical, mysterious romances with heart and humor. When she’s not plotting trouble, she’s traveling, teaching Pilates, or napping with her dogs.
Love a good freebie haul 😄 Which of your titles would you recommend starting with if someone’s new to your work?
February 12, 2026 at 6:25 AM
Love a good freebie haul 😄 Which of your titles would you recommend starting with if someone’s new to your work?
I love The Subtle Knife, Will’s introduction changes everything. 🗡️✨
That knife concept is still one of the coolest in fantasy.
Are you rereading the series, or is this your first time?
That knife concept is still one of the coolest in fantasy.
Are you rereading the series, or is this your first time?
February 12, 2026 at 6:17 AM
I love The Subtle Knife, Will’s introduction changes everything. 🗡️✨
That knife concept is still one of the coolest in fantasy.
Are you rereading the series, or is this your first time?
That knife concept is still one of the coolest in fantasy.
Are you rereading the series, or is this your first time?
Yes 😊 I’m published too but I don’t use a pen name 😊 I publish under my real name.
Do you keep your pen names in the same romance lane, or do you switch genres between them?
Do you keep your pen names in the same romance lane, or do you switch genres between them?
February 11, 2026 at 1:57 PM
Yes 😊 I’m published too but I don’t use a pen name 😊 I publish under my real name.
Do you keep your pen names in the same romance lane, or do you switch genres between them?
Do you keep your pen names in the same romance lane, or do you switch genres between them?
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February 9, 2026 at 4:02 PM
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That’s such a cool outcome, fun and awareness rolled into one! 🌿🐆
Have you seen similar moments at other gatherings, where a lighthearted theme led to serious conversations?
Have you seen similar moments at other gatherings, where a lighthearted theme led to serious conversations?
February 9, 2026 at 3:17 PM
That’s such a cool outcome, fun and awareness rolled into one! 🌿🐆
Have you seen similar moments at other gatherings, where a lighthearted theme led to serious conversations?
Have you seen similar moments at other gatherings, where a lighthearted theme led to serious conversations?
Sure, If you do not mind MJ, can we continue this lovely chat in DMs?
February 9, 2026 at 3:14 PM
Sure, If you do not mind MJ, can we continue this lovely chat in DMs?
That sounds like a perfect setup! 👏 I love when the first part lays the groundwork and Part Two can really ramp up the stakes.
Do you already have the main arcs for the series planned out, or are you letting the story evolve as you go? Also, would you be open to continuing this lovely chat in DMs?
Do you already have the main arcs for the series planned out, or are you letting the story evolve as you go? Also, would you be open to continuing this lovely chat in DMs?
February 9, 2026 at 3:10 PM
That sounds like a perfect setup! 👏 I love when the first part lays the groundwork and Part Two can really ramp up the stakes.
Do you already have the main arcs for the series planned out, or are you letting the story evolve as you go? Also, would you be open to continuing this lovely chat in DMs?
Do you already have the main arcs for the series planned out, or are you letting the story evolve as you go? Also, would you be open to continuing this lovely chat in DMs?
I see, Do you mind if we exchange dms? I'd love to discuss more...
February 9, 2026 at 3:06 PM
I see, Do you mind if we exchange dms? I'd love to discuss more...
That sounds perfect 😄 I’m a sucker for a slow-burn with heart.
Do the quirky family dynamics play a big role in how Lu & Ru navigate their second chances, or is it more of a backdrop?
Do the quirky family dynamics play a big role in how Lu & Ru navigate their second chances, or is it more of a backdrop?
February 9, 2026 at 2:27 PM
That sounds perfect 😄 I’m a sucker for a slow-burn with heart.
Do the quirky family dynamics play a big role in how Lu & Ru navigate their second chances, or is it more of a backdrop?
Do the quirky family dynamics play a big role in how Lu & Ru navigate their second chances, or is it more of a backdrop?
Love that connection between fashion and conservation 🌿🐆 It’s wild how style can remind us of the real creatures behind the patterns.
Do the gatherings often highlight sustainability, or was this a special theme?
Do the gatherings often highlight sustainability, or was this a special theme?
February 9, 2026 at 2:21 PM
Love that connection between fashion and conservation 🌿🐆 It’s wild how style can remind us of the real creatures behind the patterns.
Do the gatherings often highlight sustainability, or was this a special theme?
Do the gatherings often highlight sustainability, or was this a special theme?
That sounds intriguing! Dark romance with a fantasy edge is such a compelling combo 🖤✨
Do you plan to dial up the horror more in later parts, or keep the focus on romance throughout the series?
Do you plan to dial up the horror more in later parts, or keep the focus on romance throughout the series?
February 9, 2026 at 1:50 PM
That sounds intriguing! Dark romance with a fantasy edge is such a compelling combo 🖤✨
Do you plan to dial up the horror more in later parts, or keep the focus on romance throughout the series?
Do you plan to dial up the horror more in later parts, or keep the focus on romance throughout the series?
Love that 😄 I’ll dive in from the beginning then. With so many genres mixed together, do you find your readers get surprised most by the sci-fi, the whimsy, or the philosophical farce?
February 9, 2026 at 1:48 PM
Love that 😄 I’ll dive in from the beginning then. With so many genres mixed together, do you find your readers get surprised most by the sci-fi, the whimsy, or the philosophical farce?
That’s such a fun tradition! Starting the year with a Dickens “brick” is ambitious and kind of epic.
Did reading David Copperfield change how you think about tackling long books, or do you still enjoy the idea of plowing through them in one go?
Did reading David Copperfield change how you think about tackling long books, or do you still enjoy the idea of plowing through them in one go?
February 9, 2026 at 12:57 PM
That’s such a fun tradition! Starting the year with a Dickens “brick” is ambitious and kind of epic.
Did reading David Copperfield change how you think about tackling long books, or do you still enjoy the idea of plowing through them in one go?
Did reading David Copperfield change how you think about tackling long books, or do you still enjoy the idea of plowing through them in one go?
That’s the scary part: recommendation systems don’t just host extremism, they amplify it.
If the algorithm pushes 21 similar accounts in two hours, that’s not “free speech,” it’s distribution.
Do you think Sub stack will actually change without public pressure?
If the algorithm pushes 21 similar accounts in two hours, that’s not “free speech,” it’s distribution.
Do you think Sub stack will actually change without public pressure?
February 9, 2026 at 12:28 PM
That’s the scary part: recommendation systems don’t just host extremism, they amplify it.
If the algorithm pushes 21 similar accounts in two hours, that’s not “free speech,” it’s distribution.
Do you think Sub stack will actually change without public pressure?
If the algorithm pushes 21 similar accounts in two hours, that’s not “free speech,” it’s distribution.
Do you think Sub stack will actually change without public pressure?
Ooo I love this 👀
Based on A Psalm for the Wild-Built, I’m guessing your theme might be quiet, hopeful, reflective books, the kind that feel like a deep breath.
Am I close, or way off? 😄
Based on A Psalm for the Wild-Built, I’m guessing your theme might be quiet, hopeful, reflective books, the kind that feel like a deep breath.
Am I close, or way off? 😄
February 9, 2026 at 12:20 PM
Ooo I love this 👀
Based on A Psalm for the Wild-Built, I’m guessing your theme might be quiet, hopeful, reflective books, the kind that feel like a deep breath.
Am I close, or way off? 😄
Based on A Psalm for the Wild-Built, I’m guessing your theme might be quiet, hopeful, reflective books, the kind that feel like a deep breath.
Am I close, or way off? 😄
This sounds right up my alley 😄 Second chances + quirky family dynamics is such a good combo.
Is Lu & Ru more of an emotional slow-burn, or does it lean heavier into the spicy/rom-com energy?
Is Lu & Ru more of an emotional slow-burn, or does it lean heavier into the spicy/rom-com energy?
February 9, 2026 at 12:16 PM
This sounds right up my alley 😄 Second chances + quirky family dynamics is such a good combo.
Is Lu & Ru more of an emotional slow-burn, or does it lean heavier into the spicy/rom-com energy?
Is Lu & Ru more of an emotional slow-burn, or does it lean heavier into the spicy/rom-com energy?
Congrats on the release! 🖤⚔️ Blood & Shadow sounds like it’s going to be deliciously dark.
What vibe does Part One lean more toward, horror-heavy, or dark romance-forward?
What vibe does Part One lean more toward, horror-heavy, or dark romance-forward?
February 9, 2026 at 12:08 PM
Congrats on the release! 🖤⚔️ Blood & Shadow sounds like it’s going to be deliciously dark.
What vibe does Part One lean more toward, horror-heavy, or dark romance-forward?
What vibe does Part One lean more toward, horror-heavy, or dark romance-forward?
That’s a wild deal 😄 Five books in one is basically a whole mini-library.
I love the “philosophical farce” + genre-torrent vibe, that’s such a fun pitch.
Which of the five would you recommend readers start with first (or is it best read straight through in order)?
I love the “philosophical farce” + genre-torrent vibe, that’s such a fun pitch.
Which of the five would you recommend readers start with first (or is it best read straight through in order)?
February 9, 2026 at 12:05 PM
That’s a wild deal 😄 Five books in one is basically a whole mini-library.
I love the “philosophical farce” + genre-torrent vibe, that’s such a fun pitch.
Which of the five would you recommend readers start with first (or is it best read straight through in order)?
I love the “philosophical farce” + genre-torrent vibe, that’s such a fun pitch.
Which of the five would you recommend readers start with first (or is it best read straight through in order)?
That’s a BIG first “brick” of a book 😂📚
And yes, Dickens really knew how to create characters that stick in your brain forever. Uriah Heep especially is the kind of creepy you never forget.
What made you pick David Copperfield as your first huge read, was it a goal, or did you just fall into it?
And yes, Dickens really knew how to create characters that stick in your brain forever. Uriah Heep especially is the kind of creepy you never forget.
What made you pick David Copperfield as your first huge read, was it a goal, or did you just fall into it?
February 9, 2026 at 11:51 AM
That’s a BIG first “brick” of a book 😂📚
And yes, Dickens really knew how to create characters that stick in your brain forever. Uriah Heep especially is the kind of creepy you never forget.
What made you pick David Copperfield as your first huge read, was it a goal, or did you just fall into it?
And yes, Dickens really knew how to create characters that stick in your brain forever. Uriah Heep especially is the kind of creepy you never forget.
What made you pick David Copperfield as your first huge read, was it a goal, or did you just fall into it?
Sure Frances😊
Are you published?
Are you published?
February 9, 2026 at 11:48 AM
Sure Frances😊
Are you published?
Are you published?