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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery

“You could put a pack of wolves to shame with those teeth.”

Happy Valentine's! 💕 My obsession with Radiance has claimed yet another person (that I know of, there may be more) so here I am with more art to convince you to give this book a chance.

New to monster romance and don't know where to start? Try Radiance

A little tired of enemies to lovers hype and want something different? Try Radiance

Adult characters with common sense? Hilarious banter? Rich worldbuilding? You guessed it, try Radiance

This is genuinely one of my favourite books out there

H. hello. I still have a backlog of art to post from me learning how to draw a bunch of new characters and practicing how to Paint Good lol

Anyway a fun fact about me is I will read the fucking shit out of a queer historical romance novel so a couple months ago I decided to practice my drafting and digital painting skills by doing some fanart of Daniel da Silva from KJ Charles's Think of England. I need u to understand that all of this author's books are certified bangers that make me feel like I'm high on drugs and you should definitely read them. This one is an Edwardian pulp thriller. It's gay spy romance. I think about it every goddamn day brother

Erin Austen as Mary and Constance Bechdel FACKHAM HALL (2025) dir. Jim O'Hanlon

Little art deco illustration of Saul from KJ Charles's Spectred Isle, which is one of my very favorite supernatural/fantasy queer romances. I think about it literally all the time lmao. It's so atmospheric and clever and funny and full of love and mystery and all of the main characters are so darling, especially in the audiobook!!! I was sold on it immediately when like 5 pages in it started talking about spontaneous combustion. idk i could talk about this book forever, every time one of my friends brings it up on discord i experience a category 5 autism event lol

It's set in the 1920s and it feels so art deco to me, like one of those illustrations of the era full of graceful lines and beautiful liminal feeling gardens and forests, so this is partially a redraw/digital collage using an André Édouard Marty illustration which is actually from the 1940s I believe but still felt like the right style. I kept giggling drawing this like ough he's just a little 1920s guy, pleasant as the morning dew, confused, upsetti