J. Askew
Sci-Fi and Horror Writer
J. Askew is a Science Fiction and Horror writer. She enjoys exploring mental health issues, sexual identity, and disability through sci-fi and horror. She often shows weaknesses as strengths at the end of the world. She writes space operas, dystopian dramas and weird fiction, all steeped in plot twists and stand-out characters.
Featured Stories
“The Einsteiners”
TL;DR Press – Beneath Strange Stars
January 2nd 2020
“Bulletproof”
The Other Stories Podcast
November 25th 2019
“The First”
Thriller Magazine
December 15th 2019
“The Everything”
Awakenings Literary Magazine, Pg 70
September 27th 2019
“The Thing in our House”
Scary Snippets Halloween Anthology
October 31st 2019
“After I Watched Her Die”
Ash Tales
November 11th 2019
“Let Me Tell You About Hazel”
Awakenings Literary Magazine
September 12th 2019
“Dead Canaries”
Awakenings Literary Magazine
October 10th 2019
Green Again
Green Again is the debut of J. Askew and is currently being pitched out. It follows Hazel Fox, a feral woman in an abandoned city, who needs to learn fast, and avoid the darkness of her mind.
Representation in Sci-Fi and Horror
J. Askew believes in more representation in sci-fi and horror. She is an advocate for more women, and more LGBTQ+ people in these genres. Sci-fi has always pushed boundaries and shown audiences a new way of seeing the world. Expanding on this by supporting more underrepresented authors is a passion for J. Askew.
Follow J. Askew
J. Askew tweets at @J_Askew_Author
About J. Askew
J. Askew enjoys exploring mental health issues, sexual identity, and disability through sci-fi and horror. She is a member of the Horror Writers Association and aims to be a leading female author in her genres. Her debut novel, Green Again, which explores mental health and neurodiverse people at the end of the world, is currently in editing and will be doing the submission rounds shortly. In the meantime she is enjoying writing short stories that show the strength of those with alternate needs in a sci-fi or horror setting. She is a member of the LGBTQ community and identifies as bisexual. J. Askew tweets at @J_Askew_Author.
