# Samuel Delany

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Episode 57 - "The Dispossessed" by Ursula K. Le Guin

It's the first episode of the Spring 2026 Season, and John and Ben are blasting off to the moon of Annares to discuss "The Dispossessed" by Ursula K. Le Guin. We discuss this classic of science fiction with a little help from "To Read 'The Dispossessed'" by Samuel Delany. Topics of conversation inc…

Episode 86: Spacers, Fictosexuals and Freaks

Jake and Phil are joined by internet culture reporter Katherine Dee to discuss The Fictosexual Manifesto and "Aye and Gomorrah..." by Samuel Delany The Manifesto: The Fictosexual Manifesto https://vocal.media/humans/fictosexual-manifesto The Art: Samuel Delany, "Aye and Gomorrah..." https://s…

The SFFaudio Podcast #884 - AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: The Valley Of Spiders by H.G. Wells and Valley Of The Lost by Robert E. Howard

The SFFaudio Podcast #884 – The Valley Of Spiders by H.G. Wells (24 minutes) read by Robert Dickson for LibriVox and Valley Of The Lost by Robert E. Howard (41 minutes) read by Tommy Patrick Ryan, followed by a discussion. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Alex (Pulpcovers), and Tom…

Imagining better futures – humanist thought and the radical power of science fiction

Send us Fan Mail In her 1818 novel Frankenstein, Mary Shelley asked what it meant to make a person – and what we owed to the beings we create. Two centuries later, the questions she opened are still being asked, in the time machines and starships and feminist utopias of the science fiction traditio…

BDSM and Ancient Aspect Theory with Joey Cannizzaro

Star Gays: The Queer Astrology Archives Podcast is back! Astrologer Elly Higgins is joined by Joey Cannizzaro to unpack the overlap in language between modern BDSM culture and Hellenistic Aspect Doctrine. We use the charts of artists Bob Flanagan, Samuel Delany, Kathy Acker, and David Wojnarowicz t…

“Define Your Canon, or Someone Else Will” with MAURICE BROADDUS & Dr. CHESYA BURKE

"If we don't define the canon, someone will define it for us." That line, from Dr. Chesya Burke, became the organizing principle behind an anthology that started as a phone call between two old friends and ended up assembling some of the most influential names in Black horror alongside brand-new vo…