
Revision on Emotions
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Books by Natasha Lizanne
Emotionally honest writing across haunting fiction and imaginative stories for young readers.
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A growing collection of atmospheric stories, heartfelt writing, and adventures made to linger after the final page.

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Standalone novel · Natasha Lizanne

Now available on Amazon · Standalone · More poetic in tone · 5 × 8 edition now live · Natasha Lizanne

Cucumbers and stone · First in the series · Published on KDP October 11, 2026 · Natasha Lizanne

Cornfields and Sulfa · Sequel to Rewinds · Now available on Amazon · Natasha Lizanne

Charisma and Shakespeare · Sequel to Recipes · Coming soon · Natasha Lizanne

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Now available on Amazon · Novelette · 5 × 8 · Natasha Lizanne
Noami is a little girl waiting to be picked up after school — until a stranger's van pulls up instead. What follows is a dreamlike descent through fear, drugged sleep, and the other lost children she meets in the dark: Jerusalem, and the twins Sinclauris and Lucidef. Woven between the story are raw, sensual prose-poems — brown sugar symphonies, butter melting in the heat of memory — where love and longing blur into something almost holy. Acidulous means slightly sour. This is nostalgia with an edge: the sweetness of what was, cut with the ache of what happened. A short, intense read that lingers like a taste you can't quite place.

Now available on Amazon · Poetic fragments · 5 × 8 · Natasha Lizanne
Each piece begins 'For You' — raw, intimate meditations addressed to the people who shaped her: lovers, strangers, and the selves she used to be. These are fragments of a life felt deeply — fear and desire, pain and euphoria, the masks we wear and the moments we can't take back. Quiet yet searing, tender yet unflinching, this is a book for anyone who has ever sat with their own thoughts at 1:20 a.m. and needed to know they weren't alone in them. Breathe lovely... go find your purpose.

Sequel to Taciturn, Beatific, and Meticulous · 6 × 9 · Now available on Amazon · Natasha Lizanne
A sequel, if you will. Detrimental Hypoxemia then Infirmity picks up where Taciturn, Beatific, and Meticulous left off — raw, confessional prose about living without enough air. The weakness. The vulnerability. Dreams where you're crippled and gasping, and waking life that isn't far off. Written for a friend too special for a book already finished. One warning, in her own spirit: pages five to nine get brutal. Skip ahead if you need to. It won't upset her any.

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Natasha’s podcast — personal stories in her own voice. New episodes as they’re recorded.
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The first episode of Proclivities — Natasha introduces herself and the podcast, in her own words.
“Hi, I’m Natasha Lizanne. I’ve been told several times — do a podcast, do a podcast, you have such great topics — so… here I am, with my podcast called Proclivities. And this is my first episode.”
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Part one of Natasha’s story about her biological family — her childhood, her parents, and growing up, in her own words.
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Part two of Natasha’s story — how her biological family’s story segues into foster care, in her own words.
“Hi, I’m Natasha Lizanne. This is Proclivities, episode three: Foster Care. This is part two of my story about my biological family, and it segues into foster care. So here we go.”
Mark your calendar for Natasha Lizanne’s next literary events.
Des Moines, IA · 1–3 p.m.
Children’s literature festival
Des Moines, IA · Presented by Beaverdale Books
Meet the author
Natasha Lizanne is a mother foremost — and a business owner, front-end designer, and artist with a passion for running. A dedicated supporter of the SpeakUp Conference and Gigi's, she was informally adopted as a teenager shortly after losing her biological mother. Growing up neglected and isolated, her best friend was her imaginary friend — before her dog Maxeene came along — and her imaginary friend lives on in every single one of her books, of course his name started with P as it being her favorite letter. She is open about her mental health: seven hospital stays, each one the birthplace of a new novel idea. She feels no shame about the fragility her background left her with — she channels it into her writing, her painting, and her running. That difficult past became the emotional bedrock of her fiction. She writes novels that feel deeply because they come from someone who has. Honest, raw, and unafraid — her stories are for readers who aren't afraid to feel either. And someday, as an old lady, she'll own a bakery.
Contact
Email Natasha at natashalizanne@gmail.com to stay in touch and join her email list.