Guest appearance on Writing and Editing
Would you like to hear me rattle on about book design? I did a guest spot on the Writing and Editing podcast with Jennia D’Lima, talking about what authors should consider when commissioning cover designs.
The Great Hugo Awards Controversy ft. Diane Lacey
Remember the 2023 Chengdu Hugo Awards controversy? In this month’s episode of Wizards & Spaceships, whistleblower Diane Lacey spills the tea on what went wrong, who’s to blame, and how we can do better.
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The King of Horror ft. Troy Harkin
Happy Halloween! To celebrate all that is spooky and monstrous, we’re joined by poet, novelist, and David’s other podcast co-host, Troy Harkin, to talk about the master of horror himself, Stephen King. Also cocaine.
Listen to The King of Horror here, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Speculative Whiteness: Sci-Fi and the Alt-Right
David and I interview Jordan S. Carroll, author of the upcoming book “Speculative Whiteness” on white supremacy and far-right extremism in sci-fi: https://wizardsandspaceships.ca/2024/09/15/speculative-whiteness/
Missed episodes? Catch up here, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://wizardsandspaceships.ca/episodes/
Look With Eyes, Think With Brain
Writers Not Writing
Check out my appearance on Benjamin Gorman’s amazing podcast, Writers Not Writing. We talk about the Second Greatest Art Feud Of All Time, a kinder internet, Whale Weekly, and much more!
Podcasts galore!
A podcast episode! About Cascade! My awesome friend and cookbook co-author Zilla Novikov was on Beyond Cataclysm’s “This Book I Read…” talking up my book. Well, and also about the climate catastrophe, Brexit, and anarchist cooking. You should listen to it and then go back and listen to the rest of the episodes.
You can listen to the conversation here, or wherever you get your podcasts!
Wizards & Spaceships S01E01: Some People Call Me the Space Cowboy
Hey, it’s the first official episode of Wizards & Spaceships, in which we discuss the enduring appeal of the Space Western, and I get messy post-colonial theory all over your Firefly nostalgia. You can check it out here, or wherever you get your podcasts.
The most wildly entertaining book journeys around the multiverse
Like these books? You might like “The Dance: An Anthology of Speculative Fiction,” edited by Ira Nayman and featuring one of my new stories. Check out the list below!