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Cassandra Khaw is the business developer for a micropublisher Ysbryd Games, which specializes in narrative-driven video games. When not otherwise sending press releases, she is reading them. The Malaysian transplant contributes regularly to technology outlet Ars Technica UK. Somewhere between all that, Cassandra spends abnormal amounts of time writing about living architecture, Southeast Asian mythology, and fantastical things like older female characters with agency.
Genres: Horror, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Series
Novels
Collections
Reimagining Lovecraft (2017) (with Kij Johnson, Caitlín R Kiernan and Victor LaValle)
Breakable Things (2022)
Breakable Things (2022)
Novellas and Short Stories
Bearly A Lady (2017)
These Deathless Bones (2017)
Nothing But Blackened Teeth (2021)
Exquisite Corpse (2023) (with Richard Chizmar, Paul Cornell, Michelle Garza, Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, Stephen Kozeniewski, Melissa Lason, Nick Mamatas, Paul Tremblay and Alyssai Wong)
The Salt Grows Heavy (2023)
These Deathless Bones (2017)
Nothing But Blackened Teeth (2021)
Exquisite Corpse (2023) (with Richard Chizmar, Paul Cornell, Michelle Garza, Christopher Golden, Brian Keene, Stephen Kozeniewski, Melissa Lason, Nick Mamatas, Paul Tremblay and Alyssai Wong)
The Salt Grows Heavy (2023)
Series contributed to
Gods and Monsters: Rupert Wong
1. Rupert Wong, Cannibal Chef (2015)
2. Rupert Wong and the Ends of the Earth (2017)
3. The Last Supper Before Ragnarok (2019)
Food of the Gods (2017)
1. Rupert Wong, Cannibal Chef (2015)
2. Rupert Wong and the Ends of the Earth (2017)
3. The Last Supper Before Ragnarok (2019)
Food of the Gods (2017)
Warhammer Horror (with David Annandale, Lora Gray, Paul Kane, Graham McNeill, McLean' Peter, Josh Reynolds, J C Stearns, Richard Strachan, C L Werner and Alec Worley)
2. Maledictions (2019)
2. Maledictions (2019)
Cassandra Khaw recommends
No One Will Come Back For Us (2023)
Premee Mohamed
"Mesmeric, beautifully human, limned with a heart-broken tenderness even in its darkest moments."
The Twice-Drowned Saint (2023)
C S E Cooney
"Many have spoken about how angels can be both terrifying yet beautiful, but few have successfully captured the idea well-until The Twice-Drowned Saint, at least. A sumptuous, saw-toothed read, it is a jewel box of a novel, glittering with a thousand details and a bright longing we're all familiar with, this want for a place better than we're in now."
Leech (2022)
Hiron Ennes
"I didn't know a book could perfectly convey the concept of a distributed intelligence, alive and aware of each of its proxies, but Leech is proof anything is possible in good hands."
What Moves the Dead (2022)
(Sworn Soldier, book 1)
T Kingfisher
"A deeply, unsettling examination of what sometimes goes on behind polite smiles and courteous speech."
Glitterati (2022)
Oliver K Langmead
"Glitterati is a strange, bright wonder of a book that begins as a playful satirization of the world of couture and ends as a finely-cut lens into the habits of the modern world."
Manhunt (2022)
Gretchen Felker-Martin
"It's beautifully written, a barbed hook that will dig deep and split you open."
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