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Monsters, Magic, and Mental Illness

KJ Aiello

Connecting fantasy to mental illness. (And other bookish topics.)

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Latest Issues

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Where are the middle-aged romantasy heroines?

It’s probably by now no secret that I adore romantasy novels. I inhale them like they’re my last gasp of air. I swoon over them. I squeal. I giggle. I love the fighting, the magic, the dragons. I love the political intrigue, and the wars be...

5 months ago
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In Defense of Smutty Romantasy

Two years ago, I bought my first smutty romantasy novel. I was so shy about it. I felt weird buying a novel that, yeah, had magic and fae and lore, but also had sex scenes so steamy they have their own hashtags and BookTok fandom. I felt di...

9 months ago
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Deep in the forest where the fairies roam

When I was a kid, my father would take me deep into the forest. I’d trail behind him, watching the soft tissue of his neck creasing under the weight of the two cameras slung over his head. One camera would be braced in his hand, ready at a ...

9 months ago
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Are we hallucinating?

If I told you that right here, right now, you’re living a hallucination… what would you say?

10 months ago
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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • KJ Aiello

    Award-winning writer | Author of THE MONSTER AND THE MIRROR (ECW Press, 2024) | Bibliophile | Gamer

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