Ashlee dives deep into her "Tank Baby" story, upcoming speculative fiction trends, advice on mixing humor with heavy topics, and how motherhood myths might die in the future when artificial gestation is possible for all.
Keira talks philosophical and murderous robots, Futurama memes, spousal writing support, dogs and ghosts, tips for time travel, and becoming a paid poet.
Jordan delves into positive parental relationships in her transhuman works, the impact of leaving Twitter, publishing her latest chapbook with Bottlecap Press, and her MFA experience at Concordia University.
Susan shares her representation journey, how "Dear Mercury," fits into a larger poem sequence begun in 2012, her novella's 15-year journey to completion, and the now-defunct Twitter Fiction Festival.
Pooja shares her query journey and how she became represented by a literary agent, the importance of cardamom in bringing back memories of Mumbai, and her writer-in-residence at Weymouth Center.
Tristan describes his Poetics PhD at University of Buffalo, his relationship to academia, his Strange Horizons review series, how to grow the readership for speculative poetry, and revealing who the Asteroid Miner is.
