John Wiswell

@Kimberly_526 @dawbooks That's wonderful to hear! I hope you'll enjoy my dragon!

@dawbooks @Wiswell Cozy humor, found family, and unique dragons? Say no more. The Dragon Has Some Complaints is going straight to my TBR.

We are full of pure excitement for @Wiswell's newest tale. There are just so many ways to describe The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell: humorous, cozy, bingeable, and more! Preorder now, available July 14: buff.ly/EYWjQ0d

Thrilled that AUDIOBOOK preorders are open for The Dragon Has Some Complaints! A curmudgeonly three-headed dragon pretends to be tame so he can eat for free at the local dragon-riding academy. Read by award-winning narrator Zura Johnson! audible.com/pd/The-Dragon-…

@NewYorker What the hell, man? A day later and you still haven't fixed THE AUTHOR NAME?

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"Everyone needs to turn down the rhetoric," said Big Brother.

🥚🥚 Si lo que os apetece es una tierna historia extraterrestre que mezcla cozy con terror y fantasía clásica podéis leer 'Alguien en quien anidar' y si os decantáis por un grimdark feérico de la mejor autora de fantasía épica española tenéis la saga de Terralinde ⚔️👑

Take a peek to see what goodies are inside the totes for The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell! Want your own package? Join our email newsletter, and then watch the skies (and your inboxes) next month! buff.ly/qryQTHR

@lindayaX @NYCMayor lol

@NYCMayor this is actually one of the scariest things I have seen. it won’t stop here. 🗽😞

Happy Tax Day, New York. We’re taxing the rich.

Hall of Fames seem so expensive to maintain. If you want something old-fashioned and accessible to celebrate your field, what you want is a Geocities of Fame.

Someone You Can Build A Nest In is just seven bucks in the Audible sale! Do you need some monster romance this weekend? audible.com/pd/Someone-You…

Nicholas is one of the most dedicated and warmhearted people I know. If your business uses a computer, you’d be lucky to hire him.

#FundraiserPerk Receive a signed and personalized copy of award-winning #JohnWiswell's WEARING THE LION as a thank you gift for your donation, +the April Locus E-Issue and digital art by designer Francesca Myman. Donate at locusmag.com/igg26 or through our bio! @wiswell

Wearing The Lion by @Wiswell is a finalist for the Nebula Award for Best Novel 🥳🥳 Congratulations to this unique retelling of the Hercules story that is like no other. If you haven't read it, pick it up now! buff.ly/bJwkBnC

The advanced copies of The Dragon Has Some Complaints by @Wiswell has flown into the DAW office and it looks smashing! We can already the three heads of the dragon bickering over who gets to read the book first! Preorder now, available July 14.

Alguien en quien anidar, de @Wiswell (con mi traducción al castellano publicada por @LeeRunas) ha sido uno de los libros más vendidos en @GigameshTienda durante el mes de enero. Gracias por darle una oportunidad a este horror romance sáfico tan peculiar 🥚❤️

@JennaSchmenna Congratulations!

nothing like that first book deal of the year dropping on a Friday 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

@RepTomSuozzi You have failed your constituents and your country.

There is no question that ICE has overstepped its bounds. We have seen masked agents aggressively and at times violently confront people, including American citizens and individuals who are lawfully present in this country, before even asking basic questions or executing a lawful warrant. While I continue to strongly support law enforcement, a secure border and the deportation of violent criminals, ICE’s current confrontational enforcement posture in Minnesota, previously in Chicago, and elsewhere across the country is escalatory and inappropriate. ICE must enforce the law with transparency, accountability, and due process — not with indiscriminate, chaotic sweeps. That said, I am voting for the Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill, not to expand ICE enforcement or add more agents, but to fund the core operations Americans rely on every day, FEMA disaster response, TSA security, Customs and Border Protection, the Coast Guard, passport processing, and other essential services. The FY2026 Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act is the product of bipartisan negotiations and responsible governing. It fully funds DHS without expanding funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement. At the same time, it ensures continuity for the critical agencies that keep our country safe and functioning. I strongly oppose allowing another shutdown to disrupt the lives of working families. We saw the damage of a shutdown last year: millions of Americans lost pay and access to essential services. Congress has a responsibility to govern, not to lurch from one manufactured crisis to the next. Let me be clear: any ICE funding currently in place was authorized under the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill,” a hyper-partisan package signed into law in July that I opposed. If this vote today were to fail, anything in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" would have been implemented, without reforms, bipartisan input, or additional oversight. This vote today does not increase ICE funding. What it does do is strengthen accountability by supporting additional training and the use of body cameras, both critical steps to improve transparency and rebuild public trust. Fear-based policies that separate families and destabilize communities do not make us safer, they erode trust and undermine effective law enforcement. The solution is clear: Congress must come together to pass bipartisan immigration reform that secures the border, modernizes our asylum system, upholds the rule of law, and treats people with dignity.