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.
“The Bunny Man” by David Simmons, Read by David Simmons
"Balfour in the Desert" by Fargo Tbakhi, read by the author
"Native Country", by Karim Kattan, read by Rasha Abdulhadi
“None of the Star Trek Ships are Named After confederate Generals” by Arden Eli Hill, Read by Arden Eli Hill
"The Golden Carrot" by KS Shere, read by Kat Kourbeti
"Si Shou" by E. A. Xiong, Read by Courtney Floyd
“Bat Mitzvah” by Cecilia R., Read by Cecilia R.
“I was in a Constellation” by Patty Nash, Read by Ciro Faienza
"We Broke Nairobi" by Noel Cheruto
"A Day in the Life of Anmar 20X1" by Abdulla Moaswes, read by Abdulla Moaswes
“Dispatch from a Ruin in Mitla, the Town of Souls” by Morgan L. Ventura, Read by Morgan L. Ventura
"According to Leibniz (maybe this isn’t what he meant); or, Rasharelle Little: Goddess of Postal Worker NBs" by Isana Skeete, read by the author
“city girls” by Caroline Dinh, Read by Ciro Faienza
Poetry of the Palestinian Special Issue
“Excerpts from Sign & Grudge?” by Holly J. Schaeffer-Raymond, Read by Holly J. Schaeffer-Raymond
“Where Did The Cockerel Story Start?” by Patricia Omozele Sukore, Read by Ciro Faienza
“Locally Sourced” by Gerri Leen, Read by Ciro Faienza
"Bathymetry" by Lorraine Wilson, read by Kat Kourbeti
“After the Living Dead Girl” by Bianca Rae Messinger, Read by Ciro Faienza
"Mouth," by Sasha LaPointe, read by the author
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