ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode I spoke with Rainie Oet about their recent publication Glorious Veils of Diane.
Content warning: We talk a lot about blood and some about self-harming
Rainie Oet is a nonbinary writer and game designer, former Editor-in-Chief of Salt Hill Journal, and the author of Glorious Veils of Diane (Carnegie Mellon University Press, 2021), as well as two other books: Porcupine in Freefall and Inside Ball Lightning. They have an MFA in Poetry from Syracuse University, where they were awarded the Shirley Jackson Prize in Fiction.
- Rainie's website
- Rainie's Twitter
- Go buy Glorious Veils of Diane
- Rainie's Inside Ball Lightning
- Rainie's Porcupine in Freefall
- Diane Arbus
- Blood elemental in D&D
- Serena Perrone's "In Our Cinematic Lives"
- Ladybird, film
- David Lynch movies
- Collected Poems by Zbigniew Herbert which includes the translated Hermes, Dog and Star.
- "The Little Box" by Vasko Popa
- Chase Berggrun's R E D
- My interview with Chase about R E D
- Dragula, TV Show
- 최호소 HOSO Terra Toma, drag performer
- Yume Nikki, indie game
- Octavia Butler's Lilith's Brood series
- Merlin Sheldrake's Entangled Life: How Fungi Make Our Worlds, Change Our Minds, and Shape Our Futures
The Sound of Waves Breaking: "Sanchon Drum - Seoul Korea" by RTB45
Editor and Social Media Manager: Mitchel Davidovitz
English
United States
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