
A queer sf review podcast about the emerging wizards vs. lesbians microgenre.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

Rachel Swirsky joins us to discuss a book about a post-scarcity psychedelic utopia in which you remain a young hippie for centuries until you finally become complacent enough to be allowed the privilege of being Old. It's a book about a very specific... more
We have here a bit of cozy horror set in a small town in Ontario - the reader can choose to focus on the cozy or on the horror, as they like, making it a versatile bit of kit. Unfortunately, the central romance is a bit of a clunker, and it's hard to... more
It's magical gang warfare in Singapore, circa 1972. All the politics, history and gender you could ask for but folded into a plot that moves at breakneck speed and never lets you lose interest. We really liked this one.
We bring you a pair of novellas, both of which are about living in a big creepy house which is haunted by an ancient woman. They go on to have very different opinions about how cool that would be, even though the underlying metaphors are largely the ... more
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This is the genre of books and the taste in critique I needed. I’ve read many of these but I do enjoy their takes. Great show I’m glad they’re making it
Is queer desire the revolutionary moment? I’ll be thinking about the nuances of this question for as long as this podcast runs and a good while after.
This is the genre of books and the taste in critique I needed. I’ve read many of these but I do enjoy their takes. Great show I’m glad they’re making it
I've been absolutely burning through this show and the books it covers, you two are my favorite source of reading recommendations at this point. I would (and have, repeatedly) totally recommend this podcast to anyone interest in queer SFF.
Listening to Alexis and Isaac feels like belonging to the queer SFF book club I’ve always longed for. I come here for processing after I finish reading (well, audiobooking, I’m with you Isaac) but I’m not yet ready to abandon the characters and worlds of these wizard vs lesbian books. Charming, intelligent, and honest, this podcast is a favorite. Highly recommend!









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