GlitterShip

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GlitterShip is an LGBTQ SF&F fiction podcast - bringing you audio versions of great queer science fiction & fantasy short stories!

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Episode 77: "The Quiet Realm of the Dark Queen" by Jenny Blackford

Mar 31 2020 51 mins

And here’s the RSS feed: http://glittership.podbean.com/feed/ Episode 77 is part of the Autumn 2018 issue! Support GlitterShip by picking up your copy here: http://www.glittership.com/buy/ The Quiet Realm of the Dark Queen by Jenny Blackford Dumuzi—my beautiful brother Dumuzi, lovelier than the first green shoots of barley rising from the dark mud of an irrigated field—Du

Episode #76: "Of Clockwork Hearts and Metal Iguanodons" by Jennifer Lee Rossman

Jun 24 2019 29 mins

Of Clockwork Hearts and Metal Iguanodons By Jennifer Lee Rossman They weren't real, but they still took my breath away. The model dinosaurs and other prehistoric beasties lived on and swam in the waters around three islands in Hyde Park. Enormous things, so big that I'd heard their designer had hosted a dinner party inside one, and so lifelike! If I stared long enough, I was sure

GlitterShip Episode #75: "The Chamber of Souls" by Zora Mai Quýnh

Jun 20 2019 39 mins

The Chamber of Souls by Zora Mai Quỳnh Today it is announced that our quarantine is over and our refugee camp sufficiently detoxified to enter the Waterlands of Lạc, the home of our rescuers. Cheers and song rise in the air as the airship descends from the sky. A magnificently carved rồng on the bow of the vessel glistens of lacquered red, orange and gold scales, as its b

Episode 74: "Best for Baby" by Rivqa Rafael

Jun 17 2019 26 mins

Best for Baby by Rivqa Rafael When I jack in, I shove the plug into its socket harder than I should. The disconnect–reconnect tone combination sounds; the terminal is as grumpy as I am. Who wouldn’t be? I’ve been kept back late in the lab to finish a job. Which was stolen from me. By the person who asked me to do this, as a “favor.” Who also happens to be my supervisor, s

Episode #73: Désiré by Megan Arkenberg

Jun 13 2019 45 mins

Désiréby Megan Arkenberg From Albert Magazine's interview with Egon Rowley: April 2943 Egon Rowley: It was the War that changed him. I remember the day we knew it. [A pause.] We all knew it, that morning. He came to our table in the coffee shop with a copy of Raum – do you remember that newspaper? The reviewers were deaf as blue-eyed cats, the only people in Südlichesburg

Episode #72: "Raders" by Nelson Stanley

Jun 10 2019 33 mins

Raders by Nelson Stanley They called themselves the Raders, and if you didn’t know, you’d swear that they were waiting for something: a bunch of boyed-up cookers, second-string hot hatches and shopping trollies adorned with bazzing body-kits parked down at the overcliff again, throttles blipping in time to the breakbeats. Throaty roar from aftermarket back-boxes you could sho

Episode #71: "Barbara in the Frame" by Emmalia Harrington

Apr 18 2019 34 mins

Barbara in the Frame by Emmalia Harrington Bab’s stomach growled for the third time in five minutes. “You were right,” she said, pushing away from her desk, “It’s time for a break.” Summer classes meant papers and tests smashed close together. There was hardly time to get enough sleep, let alone shop on a regular basis. The only food in her dorm room was an orange

Episode #70: "The Girl With All The Ghosts" by Alex Yuschik

Apr 11 2019 36 mins

The Girl With All the Ghosts by Alex Yuschik It’s her second-to-last Friday night at Six Resplendent Suns Funeral Palace and House of the Dead, and Go-Eun is getting terrible reception on her cell. Part of it’s because everyone’s on the network, but mostly it’s the ghosts, garden variety specters who unfold themselves into nine-story menaces, shadow-thin and barbed with c

Episode #69: "Ratcatcher" by Amy Griswold

Apr 04 2019 36 mins

Ratcatcher by Amy Griswold 1918, over Portsmouth The souls in the trap writhed and keened their displeasure as Xavier picked up the shattergun. “Don’t fuss,” he scolded them as he turned on the weapon and adjusted his goggles, shifting the earpieces so that the souls’ racket penetrated less piercingly through the bones behind his ears. “It’s nothing to do with you

Episode #68: "These Are the Attributes By Which You Shall Know God" by Rose Lemberg

Mar 18 2019 19 mins

These Are the Attributes By Which You Shall Know God by Rose Lemberg Father is trying to help me get into NASH. He thinks that seeing a real architect at work will help me with entrance exams. So father paid money, to design a house he does not want, just to get me close to Zepechiar. He is a professor at NASH and a human-Ruvan contact. Reason and matter—these are the corners