My Books
Almost always set in snow-filled, wintery landscapes, whether intimately familiar or vast as a fantasy kingdom, my published novels and poetry explore the bonds between women, the stories that find us, and our relationship both to the natural world and to our own inner magic.
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For inquiries regarding author appearances or rights availability, please reach out to my agent Stephen Barbara at Inkwell Management: Stephen@Inkwellmanagement.com
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“Charged with apt and astonishing metaphors, reckless intelligence, unnerving passion, and the ‘waa waa / and the oooo waa’ of their own original music, these poems race towards you, “unstoppable,” and then, wonderfully, linger, persist like ‘held-fire,’ so you can walk about in them and marvel how Lexa Hillyer brings everything together in this remarkable debut collection. Truly, Acquainted with the Cold is a book of wonders.”
— Theodore Deppe, author of Orpheus on the Red Line
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“A beautifully written testament to the power of friendship and the possibility of second chances, told with humor, heart, and a little bit of magic.“
— Jennifer E. Smith, bestselling author of The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight
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“Absorbing. Poetic. In Spindle Fire, Lexa Hillyer draws the walls between dreams and reality with shimmering grace...and phrases of such beauty I had to read many of them twice.”
— Jodi Lynn Anderson, author of Tiger Lily
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“A lush landscape and an innovative intertwinement of classic Perrault with the unconventional, with considerations of power and hierarchy present as the sisters discover the dark workings of love and family that have affected their lives and land.”
— Kirkus Reviews
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“Frozen Beauty is a lyrical, raw, stay-up-all-night to finish kind of book. This story about three sisters, a boy next door, and too many secrets, is not only beautifully told but also an important narrative about the dangers that sometimes lurk closer than we think. My heart still hasn’t recovered.”
— Shea Ernshaw, New York Times bestselling author of The Wicked Deep