
A queer sf review podcast about the emerging wizards vs. lesbians microgenre.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 186 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BooksArts | |||

We were promised Moby Dick in space with lesbians, and that's what we got. It's kind of a thankless task, being Moby DIck in space with lesbians - particularly if you're not playing it for laughs, which this book isn't - because the best you're ever ... more
This book is about struggling with your terrible family while eating lots of lovingly-described food, which means it's the kind of thing we're supposed to like. This episode is mostly dedicated to figuring out why we don't.
The Subtle Art of Foldin... more
Lee joins us to talk about a book which is difficult to boil down to a paragraph - it's about power, and the means by which power is acquired and lost, and it examines this on a multitude of scales, from the granular to the metaphysical. Also it's se... more
A cyberpunk colonial parable from one of our favorite authors - or, at least, the author of one of our favorite books. This one is not quite Divine Endurance, but it's certainly something. It's not a pleasant read but it sure is full of historical in... more
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I’m super enjoying this podcast! The hosts give thoughtful and intelligent analysis of the books; also they are just plain fun to listen too. I’ve read a worryingly large amount of the books they discuss, so when I see one for something I haven’t read I get to add it to my too read lists, another treat :) Absolutely recommend to anyone who like books and thinking about books!
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.
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This show centers on queer science fiction and fantasy through close-reading, sharp critique, and playful debate. Episodes frequently explore representation, gender, sexuality, and community within speculative worlds, often tying old texts to contemporary sensibilities and asking how politics, culture, and identity shape storytelling. A standout is the commitment to rigorous analysis delivered with humor and warmth, plus a recurring embrace of cross-genre and cross-era works that spotlight marginalized voices. Listeners can expect thoughtful conversations, strong book recommendations, and a welcoming, fandom-forward vibe that treats literature as a shared social project.
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