Can Josh Johnson be any more excellent at tackling controversial topics with grace, intelligence, and humour??
youtu.be/TqExZev61aM?...
@judithlamtang
author. advocate. activist. fighting for justice equity diversity inclusion. parenting at the intersection of race, neurodivergence, queerness. #YEG author of MUTED COLOURS, publishing January 12, 2027 with Dundurn Press. judithlamtang.com
Can Josh Johnson be any more excellent at tackling controversial topics with grace, intelligence, and humour??
youtu.be/TqExZev61aM?...
SNEAK PEAK BEHIND-THE-SCENES!
Iβm living the uber glamorous life of a soon-to-be published author, yβall! Currently it looks like reading through my manuscript for the umpteenth time to catch final edits before my deadline. GLAMOROUS, right??
book Decolonization and Me beside a stained glass turtle on a white background
My substack has gone through a rebrand AND I have a #bookreview of the recently released book DECOLONIZATION AND ME. Spoiler alert: it is a MUST READ! Read my full #substack post for my takeaways.
open.substack.com/pub/juicygre...
But I also feel this longing for the days of summer when I had time away from my day job and was immersed in the world of my novel, in the throes of flow and boundless communing with creativity.
#writerlife
I had big plans to continue working on novel revisions, but I have not been able to due to my writing time being taken by MUTED COLOURS (my nonfiction book publishing January 2027). Edits, funding applications, promotional prep - I know itβs important work as an authorβ¦
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Such a cool episode! I loved seeing/hearing behind the curtain in library life!
I support this petition to end fossil fuels forever. You should, too! act.350.org/sign/end-fos...
yes, my latest #substack post discusses how completing revisions on my forthcoming book, MUTED COLOURS, brought up a very important US vs CANADA showdown!
plus, I have Black History Month book recs (just a few to get you started, both fiction and nonfiction!).
open.substack.com/pub/juicygre...
What a fun and joyful podcast - with 2 of Edmontonβs best authors!! π @sgwong.com @premeemohamed.com
The high temps have made the snow/ice on my residential unplowed street the consistency of kinetic sand. Got my car stuck in front of my house trying to leave. Took 4 neighbours, sand and road salt + a shovel, to get me out. Grateful for helpful neighbours and frustrated with unplowed streets.
#yeg
Excited to listen!!!!
It's officially 1 year until my book MUTED COLOURS publishes with @dundurnpress.bsky.social & I am ON DEADLINE!
Read more on my #substack juicygreenmom.substack.com/p/1-year-unt...
Canadians, we gotta do this. Please.
My inaugural annual favourite books of the year post is live on my website + #substack! I had no idea how many books I rated as 5 stars over the year until I pulled the stats from @thestorygraph.com. Yβall I have GREAT TASTE in books of all kinds!! π
judithlamtang.com/book-recs/20...
My new Substack post explains my obsession with Wicked - it goes deeper than just being a fan, I promise!
juicygreenmom.substack.com/p/i-am-obses...
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Alberta, we all need to take 15 minutes to send an email. It's the very least we can do to stop this government's oppression of trans youth.
This makes me SO HAPPY!!! You are the perfect person to be overseeing it!!!
[Image description: White text against a purple background: The Fiddlehead, Atlantic Canada's Literary Journal. Disability: The Revolution. The Fiddlehead's Summer 2026 Special Issue. Call for Submissions from Disabled Writers: Deadline November 30, 2025.]
Disabled friends! I am thrilled to be overseeing @fiddlehd.bsky.social's Summer 2026 issue--DISABILITY: THE REVOLUTION.
Our theme is REVOLUTION and you can interpret that as widely as you like. If you identify as disabled and want to answer this call, please submit!
thefiddlehead.ca/revolution
So true!! We just want to make art! Not have to make ourselves worth something according to capitalist productivity. π
My latest #Substack talks about my latest hyperfixation on author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and her book Dream Count. I also have some fall garden tips for you and resources for tomorrow's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Bring on Fall!
juicygreenmom.substack.com/p/my-latest-...
I've kept my working professional life separate from my writing life up until very recently - but with my latest essay being published, I thought I should explain why.
This and my media club recs on what to read, watch, and listen to: open.substack.com/pub/juicygre...
Really excited to share my essay in @opensecretsmag.bsky.social - I feel like it's especially timely given the current political state of Alberta!!
#knowbetterdobetter #socialjustice #worklife
Itβs time for a Peopleβs Power Grid. Publicly-owned clean energy infrastructure that will bring clean, affordable, reliable energy to everyone. Sign the petition now: act.350.org/sign/ppg
It's been 8 years since my nephew Hunter died. I'm honouring him by making the ebook of Hunter's Special Squawk available on NOT-Amazon.
My essay "Lessons from the Day the House Burned Down" is in @fiddlehd.bsky.social current issue.
Links in my substack: juicygreenmom.substack.com/p/rememberin...
Grateful for the opportunity to share your beautiful and important work! β€οΈ
I'm so excited to share my love for Denison Avenue by Christina Wong & Daniel Innes in my Stop! Look! Listen! spot on @fiddlehd.bsky.social online!
This and much more in my latest #Substack post: Hyperfixation, New Published Work, and Comedy.
open.substack.com/pub/juicygre...
#writerlife
Oh heeeeey #yeg peeps!
If you like supporting local music & writers, come check out @epldotca Sounds in the Valley on Tuesday August 19! Iβll be reading my essay from the latest Capital City Press Anthology.
epl.bibliocommons.com/events/684b4...
#yeglocal #yegevents
Thank you for allowing me to share my love for this incredible book!! β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
The cover of Denison Avenue, a short novel by Christina Wong, illustrated by Daniel Innes
In this week's Stop! Look! Listen! Issue 304 (Summer Creative Nonfiction 2025) contributor Judith Lam Tang recommends Denison Avenue by Christina Wong, illustrated by Daniel Innes and explains why it should be on everyone's reading list.
thefiddlehead.ca/content/stop...
When genocides are ongoing without any end in sight, when the world is literally on fire, when human rights are being compromised - this is when our work is most necessary.
What really is the solution to the worldβs problems? How do we combat the dehumanization of βothersβ?
Empathy.