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Liz Vaughan

@creaturewriting.bsky.social

none of us are free until all of us are free -they/them -SF/F/H writer from NC -MFA student & TA -stories forthcoming in F(r)iction & Fractured Lit 💚🧡

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Liz Vaughan @creaturewriting.bsky.social · 10/06/2026

exciting find at my neighborhood little free library!! >:) now i have decide what book from my shelf to trade for it…

liz’s hand holds up a copy of ‘upright women wanted’ by sarah gailey, outside on a sunny day with a book box visible in the top right corner.

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Liz Vaughan @creaturewriting.bsky.social · 08/06/2026

finally read my copy of elatsoe by @littlebadger.bsky.social!! what a beautiful, whimsical, moving ya fantasy book. highly recommend :)

liz’s hand holds up a copy of elatsoe by darcie little badger, illustrated by rovina cai. the background of the image is a bookshelf, arranged in rainbow color order.

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Liz Vaughan @creaturewriting.bsky.social · 05/05/2025

some poems about gender + love that came out a few weeks ago in lambda magazine :)

a long poem, typed and formatted, entitled “Creaturefemme Lament” by Liz Vaughan. There is a square art piece in the lower right corner of two femmes holding each other on the bank of a pond as an alligator swims past, with stars overhead, that is credited as being created by Corey C.

A long poem, typed and formatted, entitled “Dancing to Summersong” by Liz Vaughan.

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Liz Vaughan @creaturewriting.bsky.social · 20/11/2024

one of my favorite parts of working at a bookstore is getting to write rec cards!! ‘someone you can build a nest in’ is the last book i read. i had a lot of fun with it (though it was difficult to explain to the people who asked what i was reading). it has monsters & queerness & class commentary :)

a picture of the cover of the book ‘someone you can build a nest in’ on the shelf at a bookstore. the cover features a woman holding a lantern as a smiling, inhuman silhouette looms behind her. a handwritten recommendation is attached to the book.

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