Kaitlin Schmidt
@kaitlinschmidt4.bsky.social
I'm a queer, neurodivergent author and editor. You can read my work in Wyngraf or in my novella The Cartomancer's Curse. When I'm not writing or falling in love with the book I'm editing, I'm swing dancing the night away.
https://www.kaitlin-schmidt.com
https://www.kaitlin-schmidt.com
I had the time of my life at Worldcon! I volunteered, met new friends, added books to my TBR list, and spoke on panels. It was a delight to nerd out in Editing as an Art Form, giggle my way through Twenty Years of Twilight, and regroup with my writing group at the end of the day. @seattlein2025.org
August 26, 2025 at 1:06 AM
I had the time of my life at Worldcon! I volunteered, met new friends, added books to my TBR list, and spoke on panels. It was a delight to nerd out in Editing as an Art Form, giggle my way through Twenty Years of Twilight, and regroup with my writing group at the end of the day. @seattlein2025.org
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I’m so pleased to finally be able to share my winning NYC Midnight story with everyone.
I write about grief often—it’s how I process, and how I work though my fears. This story was no exception.
I write about grief often—it’s how I process, and how I work though my fears. This story was no exception.
We are proud to present the winning story from last year's 500-word Fiction Challenge! Read "Watchmaker's Hands" by
@scmillsbooks.bsky.social at nycmidnight.co/411DmwA. Original illustration by Yevgenia Nayberg. Enjoy, and get ready for this year's 500-word challenge kicking off on August 15th!
@scmillsbooks.bsky.social at nycmidnight.co/411DmwA. Original illustration by Yevgenia Nayberg. Enjoy, and get ready for this year's 500-word challenge kicking off on August 15th!
Watchmaker’s Hands — nycmidnight
Steady as the earth below, until they weren’t. Length: 500 words Year: 2024
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August 12, 2025 at 4:24 PM
I’m so pleased to finally be able to share my winning NYC Midnight story with everyone.
I write about grief often—it’s how I process, and how I work though my fears. This story was no exception.
I write about grief often—it’s how I process, and how I work though my fears. This story was no exception.
Reposted by Kaitlin Schmidt
Need an editor for you queer romance? Look no further than EFA member Kaitlin Schmidt! You can know she gets it, as she recently published her own queer romance, The Cartomancer's Curse. Connect with Kaitlin today!
August 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Need an editor for you queer romance? Look no further than EFA member Kaitlin Schmidt! You can know she gets it, as she recently published her own queer romance, The Cartomancer's Curse. Connect with Kaitlin today!