Julia Armfield

I should as well say, I think you said Julia Armstrong.

I assume you mean Julia Armfield.

Armfield.

I'm sorry.

So weirdly is shifted now from being in the romance, uh, kind of sub-genre to being a horror sub-genre.

And I actually don't think it is necessarily.

Um, I think, again, I love Julia Armfield who is writing, you know, kind of like goth, goth adjacent, um, fiction released in her first novel, particularly.

Um, who do I really like? Oh, this is terrible.

the

weekend closes with an in-conversation between Sarah Walters and Julia Armfield.

Tickets are running very low for a lot of these events.

So if you want to come, do get your hands on them.

Some of them are pretty wild.

And I also thought of Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield.

That is a spooky, unsettling, beautiful book that is also weird.

How about you? In my show notes, I said, oh, I guess we'll list some weird girl lit fic.

I'm campaigning heavily.

Claude said, for cast or adjacent, try Our Wives Under the Sea by Julia Armfield.

Okay.

For Levi adjacent, and it did actually use that term, Levi adjacent, like with some kind of like political faction, try My Phantoms by Gwendolyn Riley.

Yeah, same.

I actually read an ARC for the new Julia Armfield book, which is called, I think it's called Up to the Light.

I was like, I

can't remember what it's called.

ACAST.com

This week on the podcast, Julia Armfield's Private Ranks.

Hello, welcome to Teen Creeps, the podcast that discusses YA, Pulp Fiction, and more.

I'm one of your hosts, Lindsay Kaytai.

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tuned after the show.

Yeah, and this week we are talking about Private Rights by Julia Armfield.

I believe the other book of hers we covered was an outside genre.

Who read it?

Julia Armfield.

Yeah, I had Frankenstein because creating like a monster and molding it.

Right.