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Author Maxim Jakubowski also praised the novel, saying that "[it] grips and enchants and you never want it to end". Marcus Sedgwick commended the book, saying that it is "what all the best fiction should be; something rich and strange". In 2015 Lister received a nomination for Hideous Creatures for that year's Edinburgh First Book Award – the prize ultimately went to Colin MacIntyre for The Letters of Ivor Punch.

Lister's follow-up to Hideous Creatures, The Immortals, was published in September 2015, again by Old Street. David Duff of We Love This Book reviewed the novel positively, describing the story as "extraordinary" and the characters as "fascinating". He remarked: "S. E. Lister has done a commendable job of turning a well-trodden concept into something quite new." Isabella Silvers of InStyle recommended the book as one of six to read that summer, saying that she was "gripped" by it. Jakubowski again praised Lister, saying that The Immortals was "truly the stuff of dreams".

S. E. Lister (born 26 April 1988) is an English historical fiction author. In 2015 she was nominated for the Edinburgh First Book Award for her debut novel Hideous Creatures.

S. E. Lister was born on 26 April 1988, and grew up in Newent, Gloucestershire. In 2006 she began a Creative Writing course at the University of Warwick. In May 2014, Lister released her debut novel, Hideous Creatures, through Old Street Publishing. Jane Housham of The Guardian gave the book a positive review, describing it as "a gothic road novel" and saying that its pace was "well-handled throughout".