Now, onto Hell Followed with Us! What can readers expect? And a book I can never recommend enough: a tough choice, but probably The Death of Jane Lawrence by Caitlin Starling (an autistic woman marrying a hot surgeon who does disgusting operations in a terrifying house? Yes please!). First book that made me feel seen: Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas (reading it for the first time was like gulping down fresh air after a lifetime in smog). Lightning round: what was the first book you can remember reading, the first book that made you feel seen and one that you can never recommend enough?įirst book I can remember reading: Baby in the Box by Frank Asch (I was obsessed with it as a toddler and read it until the pages fell out). The past few months have been endlessly busy as I finished up my master’s degree, but as of writing, I finally graduated four days ago-whew! The release of Hell Followed with Us will be a great way to wrap up my academic career. Hello! Thank you for having me! I’m Andrew (he/him)-I’m a queer, trans, autistic author from Virginia who writes about queer, trans, autistic kids with split knuckles and bloody teeth.

Hi, Andrew! Thank you so much for joining us! Why don’t you tell our readers a bit about yourself? We got to ask Andrew about his favorite apocalyptic stories, his writing process and so much more!

The Nerd Daily recently had the chance to chat with Andrew Joseph White, whose debut novel Hell Followed with Us, a fierce and enrapturing novel about embracing the monster within and unleashing its power against your oppressors, releases in June.

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