An Interview with Donyae Coles - Writing While Disabled S2E3
In the third episode of Writing While Disabled, Kristy Anne Cox and Kate Johnston sit down with author Donyae Coles for a frank and candid discussion around adjusting one's life and writing processes around one's disability, finding support to help with the tasks that become difficult, and how genre can lend itself to telling disabled stories authentically.Show notes:This episode was produced and hosted by Kristy Anne Cox and Kate Johnston, and edited, mixed, and transcribed by Kat Kourbeti.The theme song, "Funky - Upbeat Loop" by ispeakwaves, is licensed under CC BY 4.0.Want to send us a question? You can do so here!Buy 'Midnight Rooms' by Donyae Coles here.Find Donyae's short fiction linked on her website.Follow Donyae on Bluesky and Instagram.Find Kristy on her website here.Our fund drive for 2026 is now live!Contribute to funding our next year on Kickstarter and get awesome rewards like signed books by your favorite authors, ebook copies of the magazine, a special iron-on patch, your name in the credits of a poem, artwork or review, and much more.Read the 2025 Fund Drive issue.Vote for Strange Horizons in the Hugo Awards!We have two poems, a novelette, and the magazine all on the 2025 Hugo Awards ballot! Get your WSFS and/or virtual Seattle Worldcon membership on their website, and you can cast your vote now.
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'A City on It's Tentacles' by R.B. Lemberg read by Jenna Hanchey
In this episode of the Strange Horizons Fiction podcast, Michael Ireland presents R.B. Lemberg's A City on It's Tentacles' read by Jenna Hanchey.You can read the full text of the story, and more about R.B. Lemberg here.Subscribe to the Strange Horizons podcast: SpotifyContent Warnings:Disregard for personal autonomyBody transformationDeath/dyingDrug useSuicide
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SH@25 Episode 13: A Conversation with Nghi Vo
In this episode of Strange Horizons at 25, editor Kat Kourbeti talks to Nghi Vo about how Strange Horizons kickstarted her publishing journey, her weird and interesting life before writing took off, and the fearlessness it takes to make a writing career happen.Links and things:Want to leave us a happy birthday message? Click here to record an audio message, and here for video.Join our Patreon for early episode access, or donate through any other way to hear your name and message in our next episodes.Want to vote for Strange Horizons in the Hugos? We have two poems, a novelette, and the magazine all on the ballot! Get your WSFS and/or virtual Seattle Worldcon membership on their website, and you can cast your vote now.Episode show notes:Read Nghi's work in our archivesFollow Nghi on Bluesky or visit her website, nghivo.comBuy her newest book, Don't Sleep With the DeadFind more links to her work and other things as you read the transcript on our website.
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'Half Sick of Shadows' by Elle Engel read by Emmie Christie
In this episode of the Strange Horizons Fiction podcast, Michael Ireland presents Elle Engel's 'Half Sick of Shadows' read by Emmie ChristieYou can read the full text of the story, and more about Elle Engel here.Subscribe to the Strange Horizons podcast: SpotifyContent Warnings:Disregard for personal autonomyBloodChild abuseDeath/dyingDrug useDysphoriaIncestSpiders/insectsSuicide
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SH@25 Episode 12: A Conversation with Naomi Kritzer
In this episode of Strange Horizons at 25, editor Kat Kourbeti talks to Naomi Kritzer about her non-linear writing journey, imagining positive futures, and how to deal with the world catching up to your near-future specfic.Links and things:Want to leave us a happy birthday message? Click here to record an audio message, and here for video.Join our Patreon for early episode access, or donate through any other way to hear your name and message in our next episodes.Want to vote for Strange Horizons in the Hugos? We have two poems, a novelette, and the magazine all on the ballot! Get your WSFS and/or virtual Seattle Worldcon membership on their website, and you can cast your vote now.Episode show notes:Read Naomi's work in our archives.Visit Naomi's website, or follow her on Bluesky.Order her latest book, Liberty's Daughter, featuring all of the previously serialised Seastead stories from F&SF Magazine.Find more links to her work, along with everything else we talked about today, peppered throughout the transcript on our website.
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