Noah Medlock

@noahmedlock.bsky.social

Author of queer weird fiction - he/him A BOTANICAL DAUGHTER - March 2024

A Botanical Daughter is going to Brazil! She’s appearing as A Criatura do Jardim, in her new dark cover, HARDBACK, and with sprayed damn edges 😍 🌿 O germinar de um novo Frankenstein 🌿

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Human authors cannot coexist with GenAI. The gardener carefully removes all invasive, self-sowing species of plants. If she didn’t, her whole garden would become a monoculture of weeds. If we want richly diverse human stories tomorrow, we cannot tolerate GenAI today.

Human authors cannot coexist with GenAI. The gardener carefully removes all invasive, self-sowing species of plants. If she didn’t, her whole garden would become a monoculture of weeds. If we want richly diverse human stories tomorrow, we cannot tolerate GenAI today.

Shout out to my therapist who researched some literary references I’d made last session, and came back armed with profound insight into the characters and how they relate to me 😭😭😭

Just seen my book for sale second for the first time — which is thrilling! We’re permeating the ecosystem 🌿 🍄 If you can get down to The Bookish Type in Leeds today, you can grab a bargain and support the store!

I finished reading it and it was SO DAMN GOOD! This was the best book I have read in a very long time. The story is well-paced, the characters are perfectly imperfect and the language is so delightfully witty! Go read „A Botanical Daughter“ !!! #ABotanicalDaughter

Noah Medlock@noahmedlock.bsky.social · 2y ago

If you’d like a big hug from a plant monster, can I suggest Cʜʟᴏᴇ from A Botanical Daughter? 🌱 tender and inquisitive 🌱 made from 100% recycled materials 🌱 biological imperative to kill for you 🌱 mossy in all the right places

If you’d like a big hug from a plant monster, can I suggest Cʜʟᴏᴇ from A Botanical Daughter? 🌱 tender and inquisitive 🌱 made from 100% recycled materials 🌱 biological imperative to kill for you 🌱 mossy in all the right places

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Sketching out issues with AI technologies as they stand in 2025: INFORMATION 🤔 AI powered search is frequently inaccurate, and if it doesn’t know something it will make it up 😳 Surrendering your sensitive data to it trains the model 📱 Many apps are junking up with useless AI functions (1/3)

Sketching out issues with AI technologies as they stand in 2025: INFORMATION 🤔 AI powered search is frequently inaccurate, and if it doesn’t know something it will make it up 😳 Surrendering your sensitive data to it trains the model 📱 Many apps are junking up with useless AI functions (1/3)

A Botanical Daughter is cheap on Kindle US at the moment! Go fill your boots with plant-based Frankenstein realness — two gay dads grow themselves a daughter… of sorts 🌿 💀 🥀 If I say it has the found family trope I mean, like, found with a shovel #queerbooks #horror

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Having a very disordered day after yesterday’s high. Feel like my nerve endings are tied in knots. Fighting back with a cosy cardigan and a new nail polish colour. Might have a bath later. Take THAT, central nervous system!

Just wrote up three stonking chapters if I do say so myself. SUCH a good feeling as it comes together. For a musicological horror, it’s coming out very pacey. I think this bonkers idea might work!

Throwing my hat back into this platform for now — didn’t quite “get” it first time around Hi hello hi, it’s me Noah; I wrote A Botanical Daughter, a gothic horror about plant gays and gay plants

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Wednesday I’m in conversation with @noahmedlock.bsky.social, author of the fabulous A BOTANICAL DAUGHTER! Please come join us if a queer horror tale about a pair of Victorian gentlemen dabbling in weird plants (and weirder science) is your thing!

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Hugely enjoyed my E-ARC of @noahmedlock.bsky.social's upcoming A Botanical Daughter. If you ever thought Beatrice Rappaccini deserved more (and more plants!), if you like absent-minded mad scientists and queer love that may occasionally be murderous and fungal horror, you'll love this.