Lisa Eckstein
@lisaeckstein.com
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Reader. Writer. Big fan of human rights for everyone. Pronouns: she/her. Pronounce: EX-teen. Physical location: Silicon Valley, CA. Digital location: lisaeckstein.com
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So many things to like about this!
cardsagainsthumanity.com
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Cards Against Humanity Explains the Joke
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lisaeckstein.com
Sometimes I have in my head that I want a certain first letter or style of name, and I search or use different baby name sites. I can waste a lot of time on this task, hence the need to get it done in advance!
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bookshop.org
You made it halfway through the week *and* we still have free shipping? Sounds like the perfect time to treat yourself to a new book and support indie bookstores in the process. 📚
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Try to decide on names for as many of your characters as possible so you don't get hung up on choosing them while writing!
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andreablythe.bsky.social
It’s out! I’m so thrilled to have worked on the narrative and can’t wait to see what folks think!

(The opening of this fantastic trailer is how it’s going to look when I play. lol.)

#indiegame #indiedev #games #platformers
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pazsays.bsky.social
For anyone who missed it, some great new speculative mysteries and thrillers to curl up with as the leaves turn
pazsays.bsky.social
I wrote about five (or six??) fall speculative mysteries and thrillers for @crimereads.bsky.social: SALTCROP, A MOUTHFUL OF DUST, BOG QUEEN, THE UNVEILING, and the Saga double RED STAR HUSTLE/APPREHENSION, in case your TBR needs to be a little taller!
crimereads.com
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msemmalyon.bsky.social
People with kids in their lives/who write for kids: recommend me some recent books good for a 8 year old.
Say released in the last 5 years.

TYVM!
lisaeckstein.com
Highly recommend these great books, one an inventive space opera and the other more of a travelogue of Earth!
sbdivya.bsky.social
US Kindle readers: The Alloy Era duology (Meru + Loka) is on sale for the month of October. Get both for less than $5 and enjoy some “woke as woke can be” #spaceopera and far future #sciencefiction.

(Yes, that is an actual review that someone left for MERU, and it still brings me great joy. 😂)
starry backdrop with book covers for MERU and LOKA in the foreground, along with text below that says US Kindle readers: The Alloy Era duology is on sale for the month of October. Get both for less than $5! and a white rectangle above showing a one-star Amazon review with the heading “Woke as woke can be”
lisaeckstein.com
Bird by bird! That's simply stunning work!
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#FridayReads Reread of Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston, for the first time since high school, inspired by @bookriot.bsky.social's new Zero to Well Read podcast. Loving the language of the story, in all its modes!
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Great choice! All the stories were really nicely ordered!
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September Reading Recap - Another batch of book reviews, this time for The Lions of Winter: Survival and Sacrifice on Mount Washington, The Trees, Katabasis, and The Beginning of Spring:
www.lisaeckstein.com/2025/10/sept...
September Reading Recap
Lisa Eckstein blogs about reading, writing, and revising.
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Aw, you too, Chris! I just love that you're still committed to keeping NaNo going!
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So happy to hear that the original founder of NaNoWriMo has brought the annual noveling adventure back to life! Thank you to the old school NaNo crew! <3
chrisbaty.bsky.social
After they closed NaNoWriMo, I started chatting with some folks about keeping November’s writing adventure going in a more DIY form. Today, we launched a site! www.nano2.org.

Sweaty origin story here: nano2.org/posts/2025/w...

We’ll be noveling next month, and we’d love to have you join us!
lisaeckstein.com
"Nussia" and "Etta, Zora, and the First Serpent" were also two of my favorite stories in DOLL SEED, along with the short but powerful "Family Line" and the complex "Cemetery Sisters". Happy book birthday!
micheletracyberger.bsky.social
Celebrating Doll Seed’s book birthday! Made a short video about 2 stories that readers especially loved from the collection.
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When I watched it, some of the people I was with didn't know, and it was effective (and fun for me). And I was pleased to be surprised by later developments.
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pazsays.bsky.social
HELLO EVERYBODY IT'S THAT TIME (LATIN-AMERICAN HORROR IN TRANSLATION FOR THE OVERLAP OF HISPANIC HISTORY & SPOOKY MONTH) AGAIN, HERE IS MY THREADDDD
pazsays.bsky.social
OKAY FOLKS FOR EVERYONE WHO ASKED FOR IT*
MY THREAD OF LATIN-AMERICAN HORROR IN TRANSLATION FOR THE PERFECT BOOK FOR THE OVERLAP OF HISPANIC HISTORY & SPOOKY MONTHS

*nobody asked but I KNOW WHAT YOU SECRETLY WANT 1/
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pazsays.bsky.social
happiest of pub days to @yumewrites.bsky.social's SALTCROP! I have been yelling about this book on here for five months and I could not be more excited for more people to read it so we can yell about how great it is TOGETHER
pazsays.bsky.social
@yumewrites.bsky.social's SALTCROP is a fantastic book of hopeful dystopia. Equal parts ecological thriller and intimate portrait of a family. Seaspray and corporate treachery, a beloved boat named Bumblebee, all the ways family accidentally defines us. I couldn't put it down. Out 9/30
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Another nice variety of cloud textures this morning.
Clouds in the bright blue sky above treetops. The lower clouds are iconically puffy. Higher up, they form a thin layer of clumps and streaks.
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Ratemyprofessor 12/10
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Speaking from experience: They didn't cut it, and it grew.
New York Times headline: Why Do So Many Women Have Long Hair Now? Accompanying photo is of a white woman with long dark hair.
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Just called all my electeds.
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effies.bsky.social
It's my birthday! And my bday wish is for you to do something to help democracy/community. You could:
Call/email your reps
Donate to a food pantry
Help a disabled friend bring in groceries
Babysit so friends w kids can go to a protest
Help fix a nonprofit's website

The possibilities are endless!