Lydia Kang
@lydiakang.bsky.social
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Professional snacker. Internal med MD. Utterly incapable of staying in one literary lane. (she/her) 📙Pseudoscience (Nonfic/Hachette, 2/2025) 📕K-Jane (YA/ Harper Collins, 10/2025) https://linktr.ee/lydiakang
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My very first Kirkus star! It only took over a decade of writing books…nevertheless, I’m thrilled.

www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews...
Title: Kirkus Reviews above orange cover of K-Jane by Lydia Kang with Korean American girl leaning on floor and surrounded by the words 
K-food!!
K-BEAUTY
K-DRAMA
K-Jane
When personal growth turns into a personal disaster. 

"A nuanced, skillfully executed, and highly entertaining exploration of cultural belonging."
It was a good year for pumpkins.
Coming up: pumpkin soup with Gruyère, pumpkin spice donuts, and pumpkin trifle.
(The monster zucchini are donated to our local wildlife rescue)
Small blond dog sitting on grass next to many pumpkins of various color and size (yellow to green, and some large white zucchini)
Ooh that is creepy! How perfectly October...
Thank you so much! 😊 ❤️
Very excited to announce a new book deal--history, scent, science, DIY, and so many moods!
On background of botanical illustration of roses: 
Publishers Marketplace Deal Report 
Untitled by April Genevieve Tucholke, Lydia Kang
Imprint Chronicle
April Genevieve Tucholke and Lydia Kang's untitled journey through olfactory history, exploring various scent families, fromt he classics, like florals and gourmands, to the downright strange, like petrichor and the smell of books, and more, to Alex Galou at Chronicle, at auction, for publication in Spring 2027 by Jordan Hill at New Literary and Media and Michelle Tessler at Tessler Literary agency (World)
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Celebrate with me. #IndigenousPeoplesDay 🪶✊🏾
Two Nebraska authors and a lot of hope. Sending messages of support to librarians across the state!

(that’s Alison Pearce Stevens, whose middle grade science books often get “soft banned” for having evolution in them)

#authorsagainstbookbans
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🌟 Pop! Goes The Reader's 28 Most-Anticipated Young Adult Books: October-December 2025 🌟
popgoesthereader.com/28-most-anti... #BookSky #YALit #KidLit
A compilation of ten young adult book covers in shades of pink, orange and purple. Books featured include Lou With The Band, Trail Rides and Starry Eyes, Girls Who Play Dead, No Charm Done, K-Jane, Cold Wire, Gilded In Vengeance, Hear Her Howl, Secrest, Spells and Chocolate and The Cuffing Game.
I used to used silicone ones to keep the crumbs out but after a few months they kind stretch and no longer fit well.

So I try hard not to eat Oreos over my keyboard now. 🤷🏻‍♀️
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1-866-952-4456 to tell Netflix that in no way do you want Elon fucking Musk determining what you watch.

I just called, got through in about 15 seconds, and told them that I strongly support queer inclusion in their programming and that I will cancel my subscription if they cave.
1. Led by Elon Musk, the far-right has exploded in a campaign to get Netflix to remove shows with queer and trans characters.

If Netflix capitulates to their demands, an already strained market for LGBTQ+ animators might become even more dire.

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Elon Musk Leads Campaign To Force Netflix To Remove Shows With Trans Characters
Musk's posts have been seen by tens of millions of users, and many conservatives are now attempting to force Netflix into a removal of LGBTQ+ content.
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e-farts for your enemies, let's go
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My first Japanese translation!!! I love this art DEEPLY.
The japanese translation for Pathof Deceit has been announcer along with its covers. Like the other High Republic YA books, the book is being split in 2 parts.
Take a look at these beautiful, stunning art pieces:
It's weird to us, but it's not weird to so many people who now lean on it to think for them. All the time.
My query stats differed from his Chat GPT answers, so he was surprised (Mine were better than average?) But at that point the convo was over and I was happy to let it be over
It was a work colleague's friend so...yeah, can't quite do that but SIGH
And to be clear, I get that AI is in everything. And I mean, everything. The algo is working behind the scenes, etc. But when people willfully use AI to do their writing or make their images, it nauseates me.