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Sylvie Cathrall rarely uses social media, alas
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she/her. author of The Sunken Archive duology and other forthcoming whimsical fantasy novels. living with OCD, which makes social media very challenging. I post infrequently, but I still appreciate you being here! 🩷💜💙 https://linktr.ee/sylviecathrall
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Sylvie Cathrall rarely uses social media, alas @sylviecathrall.bsky.social · May 6
I said this was "updates-only," so, uh, here's an update...A Letter from the Lonesome Shore published today, bringing The Sunken Archive duology to a close. The journey of writing these books began seven years ago (!), and it's strange to be done with these delightfully peculiar characters I adore.
Sylvie, a white woman with strawberry-blonde hair, stands in a bookstore holding up a copy of A Letter from The Lonesome Shore (which, conveniently, blocks out her face). She's wearing a purple cardigan and teal dress to match the ocean and coral on her book cover. Text on an antique-style label reads "THE SUNKEN ARCHIVE CONCLUDES!" and sparkles and bubbles appear unnecessarily throughout.
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A final note before I sign off and return to my underwater cave: UK readers, there's a signed set of both Sunken Archive books available in the current Genre Creators for Trans Rights auction 💕https://www.32auctions.com/organizations/128726/auctions/181943/auction_items/6194400
The Sunken Archive: I &II
Auction item 'The Sunken Archive: I &II' hosted online at 32auctions.
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May 6, 2025 at 7:23 PM
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Also, on 8 May I'm taking part in an "Academia in Fantasy" panel with Emily Tesh and Antonia Hodgson, moderated by Nadia El-Fassi, at Waterstones Covent Garden. Come meet me, and I can near-guarantee you'll conclude that I speak like how I write. Tickets: www.waterstones.com/events/acade...
A poster for the event "Academia in Fantasy: Emily Tesh, Sylvie Cathrall, and Antonia Hodgson in Conversation with Nadia El-Fassi at Waterstones Covent Garden" on Thursday, May 8 at 6 PM. Thumbnails for book covers of THE INCANDESCENT, A LETTER FROM THE LONESOME SHORE, THE RAVEN SCHOLAR, and BEST HEX EVER accompany portraits of the authors. A link on the bottom reads "Visit waterstones.com/events for details."
May 6, 2025 at 7:16 PM
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I said this was "updates-only," so, uh, here's an update...A Letter from the Lonesome Shore published today, bringing The Sunken Archive duology to a close. The journey of writing these books began seven years ago (!), and it's strange to be done with these delightfully peculiar characters I adore.
Sylvie, a white woman with strawberry-blonde hair, stands in a bookstore holding up a copy of A Letter from The Lonesome Shore (which, conveniently, blocks out her face). She's wearing a purple cardigan and teal dress to match the ocean and coral on her book cover. Text on an antique-style label reads "THE SUNKEN ARCHIVE CONCLUDES!" and sparkles and bubbles appear unnecessarily throughout.
May 6, 2025 at 7:10 PM
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Hi Bluesky! I'm the author of A LETTER TO THE LUMINOUS DEEP (out now), A LETTER FROM THE LONESOME SHORE (out in May), and a future trilogy of fairy museum romances (whatever that means). I’m also a board game enjoyer, a doll collector, and someone who exclusively wears dresses (for sensory reasons).
A book cover for A LETTER FROM THE LONESOME SHORE by Sylvie Cathrall, which features a magenta tangle of coral at the bottom of a shining teal sea, surrounded by peculiar fish, letters, and vintage-inspired books. Blurb text from H.G. Parry beneath the title reads "A shimmering, delicately crafted delight."
February 7, 2025 at 7:41 PM