Nino Cipri is a queer and genderqueer writer living in Chicago. Nino is a graduate of the 2014 Clarion Writers Workshop, which they attended with the help of an Illinois Arts Council Professional Development grant. Their writing has been published in Tor.com, Fireside Fiction, Betwixt, Daily Science Fiction, In The Fray, Autostraddle, and Gozamos. A multidisciplinary artist, Nino has also written plays, screenplays, and radio features; performed as a dancer, actor, and puppeteer; and worked as a backstage theater tech. Nino has also worked as a farmhand, bike mechanic, barista, mail clerk, dishwasher, bookseller, and gas station attendant.
Awards: BFA (2022) see all
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult Fantasy
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Bruja's Nest (2026)
Brenda Latorre
"blood- and viscera-soaked fever dream of a novel, full of fantasmagoric violence. An ambitious anti-heroine takes her fate into her own hands through a bruja's ritual, with results that will shock even diehard horror fans. Don't miss out on Brenda LaTorre's debut - and maybe don't turn your back on it either."

The Butcher's Daughter (2025)
Corinne Leigh Clark and David Demchuk
"The seedy underbelly of Victorian London comes to life in this deliciously dark novel, with mad scientists, murderous cults, merciless madams, and, of course, meat pies. If Sarah Waters had written penny dreadfuls, it might look something like this, but only David Demchuk and Corinne Leigh Clark could make me hungry while reading about cannibalism."

We Won't Be Here Tomorrow: And Other Stories (2022)
Margaret Killjoy
"I always feel such relief and recognition reading one of Margaret Killjoy's stories. Here there are punks and monsters and orcs and the always-approaching apocalypse, and none of the alienating niceties of middle-class aspirations. She's not writing nice stories about nice people. It's all hope and hunger and dirt under your fingernails instead. Thank f#$%."
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