Fangirl Happy Hour, Episode #18 – “STAR-CROSSED MUTANT”
Ana and Renay unlock the Fangirl Vault yet again, this time pulling Titan A.E and Giant Size X-Men #1 out of the depths for discussion. Then it’s on to how two reviews of an upcoming fantasy title made us change our reading plans and how we use reviews to guide our reading choices.
Discussion Re…
Fangirl Happy Hour, Episode #17 – “Sigourney Weavering”
This week on Fangirl Happy Hour, Ana and Renay have a chat about life, cons, the Hugos, the universe, and everything in between.
Discussion References
Renay’s article at Strange Horizons: Communities: Weight of History
The Weight of History by Nina Allan
Galactic Suburbia Episode 123 discussin…
March Poetry Read by Rose Lemberg, Liz Bourke, Liz Bourke, and Elizabeth R. McClellan
In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents poetry from the March issues of Strange Horizons."Four" by John W. Sexton read by W. Sexton. You can read the full text of the poem and more about John here."Long Shadow" by Rose Lemberg read by Rose Lemberg. You can read th…
March Poetry Read by Sandi Leibowitz, Liz Bourke, Ciro Faienza, and Sonya Taaffe
In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents poetry from the March issues.“Fat Women" by Sandi Leibowitz, read by Sandi Leibowitz. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Sandi here.“True History" by Liz Bourke, read by Liz Bourke. You can read the full t…
December Poetry Read by Julia Rios, Liz Bourke, Ciro Faienza, , and
In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Anaea Lay presents poetry from the December issues.“Artifacts in the Lens" by Selkie D'Isa, read by Julia Rios. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Selkie here.“Manteia, Katabasis" by Liz Bourke, read by Liz Bourke. You can r…
Episode 351: A Quick One
After a much longer than expected hiatus, we're back (sort of)! Gary's been working and travelling and Jonathan's been working and planning to travel and it's made it very difficult to squeeze recording time in. Or even to plan recording time.
Still, for a moment, early on Mother's Day in Austral…
A Meal of Thorns 44- PALADIN OF SOULS with Liz Bourke
Reviewer and historian Liz Bourke joins to discuss religion, historical overlaps, and examinations of gender in Paladin of Souls and fantasy more generally.
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Guest: Liz B…
Rocket Talk Episode 20: Kameron Hurley and Liz Bourke
In this episode of Rocket Talk, Justin brings Kameron Hurley and Liz Bourke on to talk about an enormous range of topics. Ostensibly inspired by Hurley’s soon to be released The Mirror Empire, the discussion also covers the Hugo Awards, blog post writing, bad marketing jargon, and why The Mirror Em…
Rocket Talk, Episode 5: The Hugo Awards
Tune in for this Very Special Episode of Rocket Talk, in which Tor.com’s Associate Publisher Irene Gallo, Editorial Assistant Carl Engle-Laird, and Hugo-nominated Tor.com columnist Liz Bourke talk with Justin Landon about this weekend’s announcement of the Hugo Awards finalists. Newsiness and react…
The Traitor Baru Cormorant | Essays
Waweru declares Hindutva is African, Liam affirms Fujo rights, and we pitch several romance novels.
Links to the essays:Fozmeadows, Liz Bourke, Amal El Mohtar. Arkady Martine, eargoldman.
The Metademe does restrict publication of this book:
brief discussion Philosophy in the bedroom.
To keep with o…
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