Kathryn Foxfield writes dark books about strange things. She blames her love of the creepy and weird on a childhood diet of Point Horror, Agatha Christie and Dr Who. She writes about characters who aren’t afraid to fight back, but wouldn’t last 5 minutes in one of her own stories. Her first book GOOD GIRLS DIE FIRST was published by Scholastic UK in 2020.
Kathryn is a reformed microbiologist, one-time popular science author, cat-servant and parent of two. She lives in rural Oxfordshire but her heart belongs to London. You can follow her on Twitter @iloveweirdbooks or visit her website kfoxfield.com
Kathryn is a reformed microbiologist, one-time popular science author, cat-servant and parent of two. She lives in rural Oxfordshire but her heart belongs to London. You can follow her on Twitter @iloveweirdbooks or visit her website kfoxfield.com
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Young Adult Fiction
New and upcoming books
Novels
Good Girls Die First (2020)
It's Behind You (2021)
Tag, You're Dead (2022)
Come Out, Come Out, Whatever You Are (2022)
Getting Away with Murder (2023)
Things That Go Bump (2024)
Revenge of the Killer Worm (2024)
Our Wicked Gifts (2026)
It's Behind You (2021)
Tag, You're Dead (2022)
Come Out, Come Out, Whatever You Are (2022)
Getting Away with Murder (2023)
Things That Go Bump (2024)
Revenge of the Killer Worm (2024)
Our Wicked Gifts (2026)
Collections
Kathryn Foxfield recommends

Paint Me Like Your Dead Girls (2026)
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"Paint Me Like Your Dead Girls is a wickedly brilliant masterpiece from the queen of YA thrillers. Deliciously dark and addictive, this is Cynthia Murphy's best - and scariest - book yet."

Augusta Pine Does Not Exist (2026)
Emily Lloyd-Jones
"Bold, clever and original, Augusta Pine Does Not Exist is a twisty, tense thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you wanting more. I can't wait to read it again."

Drop Dead Famous (2026)
Jennifer Pearson
"Pearson's YA debut sparkles with wit and heart, and its satisfying twists and reveals will keep you on the edge of your seat. With its layered, compelling characters and one of my new favourite YA detective duos, Drop Dead Famous stands out from the crowd. I can't wait to see what Pearson writes next."
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