Screenshot from SFWA Nebula Finalist announcement: Finalist - Poetry The Mourning Robot Angela Liu Featuring cover of Uncanny Magazine Issue 66 (September/October 2025) over a background of stars https://www.uncannymagazine.com/article/the-mourning-robot/

Ahhhh, my poem “The Mourning Robot” is a finalist for the inaugural Nebula Award for Best Poem! I wrote this poem in a hospital room and it’s a nod to all the invisible caretakers who love, sacrifice and mourn for the living.

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go @muteddragon.bsky.social go!! amazing work!!

Ahhh, huge congrats to @audreyzhou.bsky.social, @muteddragon.bsky.social, and all the amazing winners!! 💀🎉

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Don't wonder if you can or should. Wonder how anyone can even begin to stop you (they can't).

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😁💙 thank you! i can't wait!!

thank you!!!

thank you!! i hope so, too!

so honored. i can't wait to meet my cohort and work with Dr. Karen Lord! ✨💙✌️

it is!! though i completely rewrote the first three chapters using the feedback y’all gave me :) it was so helpful

thank you!! 💙

AMAZING!!!

Coming off a busy work day to find my collection, three short stories & the peer-reviewed paper I co-wrote with @susankayequinn.bsky.social has made the #BSFA Awards Long List!

Congratulations to all fabulous long-listees! Honoured to be among you.

Many thanks to everyone who nominated my work 💕✨

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anywho. all to say, breaks from marathon projects are good and necessary. i feel my creative energy replenishing and like i’ll be able to return to my novel with full sails full in march!

i’ve also been wanting to read more plays! i read Is God Is by Aleshea Harris and…wow. i have an idea for a play and would love to take a stab at writing it and learning the format after my next novel draft

(this is stream of consciousness, off the cuff, and riddled with typos, i’m sure. i was reading on my couch and felt overwhelmed with the need to say…all of this. lol)

im resolved to be less outcome oriented in 2026. there is too much out of our control. goals oriented around the business side of writing are not fertile grounds for art making.

but i want to grow so i can do my vision for my manuscript justice. whatever it takes, however much time it takes

i’ve been pushing myself to be brave and write short stories that make me shiver (i drafted one this week and wrote “ugh” so many times in the margin. i told a friend the premise over the phone and she groaned, but then encouraged me to keep writing it)

i‘ve recently read Meander, Spiral, Explode and Spring, Summer, Asteroid, Bird. i’ve been reading short stories that sit on the fence of genre and literary. i’m taking an acting class now because i want to understand how to *physically embody* a character, how to write more natural dialogue, etc

i’m taking a break from my novel until march so i can just read, read, read, experiment, play, dig into craft, step out of my comfort zone zone when it comes into genre and format as much as possible

thank you @phoebe.codes !! :)

thank you @theresatyree.bsky.social !!

aww thank you @osmose.bsky.social !

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