In this episode of Critical Friends, the Strange Horizons SFF criticism podcast, Aisha and Dan talk to critic and poet Catherine Rockwood about her new chapbook, And We Are Far From Shore , a set of poems about the television show Our Flag Means Death. Catherine reviewed the show for Strange Horizons less than a year ago, and discusses how reviewing and criticism feed into creative practice. There are also, of course, pirates.
The transcript of this episode can be found at the Strange Horizons website.
“Mother ” by Merie Kirby, Read by Ciro Faienza
“NAMED THINGS” by Freydís Moon, Read by Ciro Faienza
“Werewoman” by C. S. E. Cooney, Read by C. S. E. Cooney
“The Giantess Angrboða Drowns All the Mirrors in the House When Her Husband Loki Leaves” by Madeline Grigg, Read by Ciro Faienza
“Variational Sestinoid Spiral Seeds 281698895 and 510616808” by Allison Parrish, Read by Ciro Faienza
“Frame of Reference” by Liam Corley, Read by Liam Corley
Fund Drive 2021 Poetry
“Mission: Accomplished” by K. Ceres Wright, Read by Ciro Faienza
”Surat Dari Hantu” by Lisabelle Tay, read by Kat Kourbeti
“Insomnia” by Anthony Okpunor, Read by Ciro Faienza
“Corazón Oculto” by Mary Robles, Read by Ciro Faienza
“The Little Death After the Apocalypse” by Courtney Skaggs, Read by Ciro Faienza
”Motivation Augmentation” by Clara Ward, read by Kat Kourbeti
“The suck-up” by Steve Castro, Read by Ciro Faienza
”All Us Ghosts” by B. Pladek, read by Kat Kourbeti
“Funeral for a Star” by Yuna Kang, Read by Yuna Kang
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”Cocoon” by H. Pueyo, read by Courtney Floyd
”Data Migration” by Melanie Harding-Shaw, read by the author
“Ode to Women’s Arms in SF Television” by Hannah V Warren, Read by Ciro Faienza
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