Lisa @ Narrated Podcast
@lisajune.bsky.social
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Co-host of Narrated podcast, a podcast about audiobooks (largely, but not entirely SFF) | Science Fiction/Fantasy enthusiast | My cats are @littermates.bsky.social | Boston Area
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Ooh, look! The Ignyte Winners announcements are happening RIGHT NOW! Let’s all tune in!
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This is a lovely and blush-inducing chat about the audiobook of SUNWARD, which was given life and breath by @lindseydorcus.bsky.social.
lisajune.bsky.social
This week on Narrated: @sullery.bsky.social and I talk about Sunward by @willalex.bsky.social. A lonely job in deep space becomes a way to nurture and grow a chosen family. narratedpodcast.com/episodes/328
328: Sunward — Narrated Podcast
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This week on Narrated: @sullery.bsky.social and I talk about Sunward by @willalex.bsky.social. A lonely job in deep space becomes a way to nurture and grow a chosen family. narratedpodcast.com/episodes/328
328: Sunward — Narrated Podcast
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Success! 📚
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I’m not even done listening to the episode and I’ve already gone and bought Sunward. It sounds really lovely.
lisajune.bsky.social
This week on Narrated: @sullery.bsky.social and I talk about Sunward by @willalex.bsky.social. A lonely job in deep space becomes a way to nurture and grow a chosen family. narratedpodcast.com/episodes/328
328: Sunward — Narrated Podcast
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lisajune.bsky.social
I wrote a song for the first time in a couple of years and I’m pretty happy with it 😊. Sometimes working within the constraints of rhyme and meter makes interesting things happen.
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My siblings are a huge part of my life, so I LOVED this list from @yumewrites.bsky.social in Reactor this morning. The only thing missing is SALTCROP, Yume's brand-new novel, which is one of the best books about sisters I've ever read.
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Five SFF Books About Searching for a Missing Sibling - Reactor
Yume Kitasei recommends five SFF books about sibling quests
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lisajune.bsky.social
That one is definitely on my list! I keep hearing good things.
lisajune.bsky.social
I did not even think of it as an Omelas response, but you make an excellent point.
lisajune.bsky.social
New on Narrated: @sullery.bsky.social, Mark, and I discuss The Shattering Peace by John Scalzi and the rest of the Old Man’s War series. I’ll be shocked if we aren’t repeating some of this for the Hugo Best Series episode in 2026. narratedpodcast.com/episodes/327
327: The Shattering Peace — Narrated Podcast
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lisajune.bsky.social
In the middle of Shroud by Adrian Tchaikovsky. He’s so good at writing alien minds that both feel truly alien and inspire empathy.

Recently finished Lessons in Magic and Disaster by Charlie Jane Anders, one of my favorite books of the year. She does complex relationships so well here.
lisajune.bsky.social
Inspired by current events, I listened to When Prophecy Fails. Researchers in the 1950s embedded in a UFO cult and watched exactly how the group reacted when the aliens didn’t come pick them up. Answer: they believed and justified even harder, at least at first. Fascinating stuff.
lisajune.bsky.social
What will be in the next batch of Neon Hemlock novellas? 👀 Can’t wait to see!
neonhemlock.bsky.social
whoa october is around the corner!

reminder that we'll be open again for novellas soon.

more info here: www.neonhemlock.com/submissions
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novellas

open for subissions october 15-30
most interested in queer speculative work
all welcome to submit

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lisajune.bsky.social
Yes! People are difficult and messy, and loving other people is difficult and messy and so worth it, and wow does this book get that!
lisajune.bsky.social
Lessons in Magic and Disaster is my favorite work by @charliejane.bsky.social so far, and one is my favorite books of the year. The intimate focus on one family and their relationships reminds me of @sarahpinsker.bsky.social’s We are Satellites. The magic in it feels like a real part of our world.
The cover of Lessons in Magic and Disaster by Charlie Jane Anders.  Shows cracked ground, tinted purple, with daisies growing through the cracks.  The text is in yellow.
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lisajune.bsky.social
It looks to me like it’s out now but exclusively on Audible. I’m in the US, though. Is it different in Canada?
lisajune.bsky.social
This is exciting news, Boston!
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Arisia 2026 Writer Guest of Honor will be John Wiswell! @wiswell.bsky.social
John Wiswell is a two time Nebula and Locus award winning science fiction and fantasy author. His debut fantasy novel, "Someone You Can Build a Nest In," was released in Spring 2024.
lisajune.bsky.social
Some of the examples in these comments sounds like they were expecting the singularity
lisajune.bsky.social
Yes! It looks like you can’t suspend a hold for a specific amount of time anymore? Ugh, I loved that feature.
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nobody told me my debut was on the BOGO list at libro FM - that's two books for one credit! - until I saw it shopping THE LAST DAY OF THE SALE HURRY GO GO GO

(I earned out on that audiobook - every cent of royalties goes straight to meeeee!)
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lisajune.bsky.social
Others mentioned many of my favorites, but I wanted to add The Ballad of Perilous Graves by Alex Jennings.
lisajune.bsky.social
I strongly second Micaiah Johnson’s work (both The Space Between Worlds and Those Beyond the Wall), and The Shamshine Blind!