Joanna Lilley

@joannalilley.bsky.social

Author of books including the extinction poetry collection Endlings and the novel Worry Stones. From the UK, now living in Yukon, Canada.

You can still watch #FictionFest events online for a few more days. What a treat it was to be part of this celebration of Canadian books and connect with readers and writers all across the land. Thank you for making it happen, @nptwrites.bsky.social and @stevewestenra.bsky.social.

Canada Fiction Fest@canadafictionfest.bsky.social · 2mo ago

And with that final livestream, #FictionFest comes to a close. Thank you so much to all our authors for being a part of this— it couldn't have worked without you! Thank you to anyone who tuned in to watch, and thank you to @stevewestenra.bsky.social for helping to host all these sessions! 😊

Missing my cat chats. 'Turner also explained the behavior of women to vocalize more frequently with their cats than men do. In return, the cats vocalize with women more often than they do with men.' – Ava Portney @theguardian.com www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

Cat ladies aren’t that ‘crazy’ after all – the social science behind the stereotype

Felines have long been associated with feminine power – and these women are embracing a cliche used to bring them down

theguardian.com

Very excited and honoured to be part of #FictionFest. Love the multi-genre approach! "Because the world needs more Canadian books." – NP Thompson #CanLit #Canada #BookSky

Canada Fiction Fest@canadafictionfest.bsky.social · 3mo ago

So, what the heck is #FictionFest anyway? 🤔 @nptwrites.bsky.social and @stevewestenra.bsky.social, who will be hosting all the live sessions during our 2-week event, give you a short intro! #CanLit #Canada #BookSky www.youtube.com/live/GIgIVeb...

Such a treat to share poems with Ronna Bloom, Tom Wayman and the Planet Earth Poetry community in Victoria, BC, Canada. It takes a lot to organise such events and I’m grateful. And thank goodness for poetry in these troubled times.

Author Joanna Lilley standing at a lectern smiling and reading poems.