Kickstarter campaign
My next book, ROBIN HOOD IS DEAD, will be published through Kickstarter. This is a crowdfunding campaign to raise the production costs of making a really gorgeous book. I intend to publish in ebook, paperback and special edition hardback.
The Kickstarter will go live in Spring 2027, with the first copies available shortly after. If you sign up to my newsletter, you'll be the first to hear when you can sign up for the Kickstarter campaign.
ROBIN HOOD IS DEAD is a bold romantasy reimagining of the classic legend. Set against the backdrop of a bleak city, ruled with an iron fist by an evil sorceress, it tells the story of what would happen if Robin Hood was killed in his holy crusade, and Marian was left to not only pick up the cause, but move on from the love of her life.
Spicy, exciting, funny, and violent. What more could you want?
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| A woman in medieval style clothing with a green hood aims a bow just past the camera. This image was created by me with Daz Studio. No AI was involved in its creation. |
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Kate Johnson is a Romantic Novel of the Year Award-winning author of romantic, mystery, and science fiction and not a stack of cats inside a raincoat, as many people believe.
Kate lives in Essex, England, with a small pride of cats, and writes books because actually being a space pirate, witch or murderer sounds like hard work.
Her romance novels come in flavours such as fantasy, sci-fi, contemporary, historical and mystery, and have won several awards, including the Romantic Novel of the Year in the Paranormal category, with Max Seventeen.
Kate is represented by Judith Murray at Greene & Heaton.
AI DISCLAIMER:
I do not use generative AI in any of my work, including artwork (Twenty years I’ve been doing this the hard way and I’m far too stubborn to change now). If you steal it to train your shitty plagiarism software, I will be enacting a curse upon you. You won’t know what it is. You won’t know when it will hit. But when it does, you can thank me, and the generations of women you wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley who came before me.