Kat Cho

@katchowrites.bsky.social

NYT & international best-selling chaos machine 📚 Gumiho duology | K-Verse Books | GODS & COMICS 🔜 HOUSE OF FORGOTTEN SOULS (Bloomsbury, 1/19/2027) 🇰🇷🌈 📱 tiktok/IG katchowrites https://www.katchowrites.com/links she/her

⭐️First trade review for HOUSE OF FORGOTTEN SOULS and it's a starfrom School Library Journal! ⭐️"A deeply immersive and gripping mystery with fascinating cultural details galore...a thrilling journey with an ending that begs to be continued." #booksky ⋆⊱༻HOUSE OF FORGOTTEN SOULS༺⊰⋆ Out Jan 19, 2027

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I’m so happy @katchowrites.bsky.social and I were able to bring #AskDV back this year!!! You won’t want to miss it

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Join us for #AskDV on SEPT 17, 2026 @ 4-5PM ET on Bluesky for a Q&A before #DVpit with agents @ericsmithrocks.bsky.social @allielevick.bsky.social @mwhatnall.bsky.social @tinyfairyhunter.bsky.social ! Post your questions on bsky with #AskDV on 9/17 @ 4-5PM ET For rules: dvpit.carrd.co/#askdv

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HOUSE OF FORGOTTEN SOULS is available to request on Netgalley! Excited for readers to read my newest romantic fantasy! #booksky Check it out if you like: 🇰🇷 Korean mythology 😈 hate-to-love 🧵 fated connections 👻👺 Korean ghosts & reapers Request link: www.netgalley.com/catalog/book...

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Thanks to School Library Journal for this great review for GODS & COMICS! "A fast-paced romantasy rooted in Korean mythology.VERDICT An action-packed, Korean-mythology inspired fantasy that balances elements of high school woes." -School Library Journal #booksky

A fast-paced romantasy rooted in Korean mythology...the fantasy elements shine... realistic themes of grief, anxiety, and micro-aggressions...dealt with in a powerful way." - school library journal 
God's & comics release 4/21/2026A fast-paced romantasy rooted in Korean mythology. From serving as junior class vice president to being involved in endless extracurriculars, Grace Bak, 17, feels like she must do it all to get into Boston University’s prestigious pre-medical program. Her only reprieve is working on her viralwebcomic Sun God, a story about two Korean gods, Haemosu and Yuhwa, who are cursed to live as high school students. For Grace, the comic began as a way to honor her late grandmother’s memory and their Korean culture. But when the myths come to life, Grace is tasked with helping Haemosu, the sun god, return to his realm and defeat Habaek, the water god, who is terrorizing the city. The secondary characters, including the goddess Yuhwa and Grace’s best friend Zoe, feel fleshed out and add to the overall worldbuilding. Though the fantasy elements shine, the novel deals with realistic themes of grief, anxiety, and microaggressions in a powerful way. The ending wraps up nicely, both in terms of plot resolutions and romance. VERDICT An action-packed, Korean-mythology inspired fantasy that balances elements of high school woes; this will be popular where Cho’s books are already a hit." -- School Library Journal

A beautiful review for GODS & COMICS from Booklist! “…Framed around Korean culture, Cho’s story highlights mental health and the pressures teens place on themselves, along with those they feel from others.” - Booklist Review #booksky #review

"Cho deftly blends the craft of comic creation with … a contemporary tale of a teen … navigating grief and crippling anxiety …Framed around Korean culture, Cho’s story highlights mental health and the pressures teens place on themselves, along with those they feel from others.” -- Booklist Review Bild