Mahaila explains creating a cyber-feminist speculative space magazine, their debut poetry chapbook with Anstruther Press, and exciting literary theories.
Goran takes on submission trackers shaming magazines for AI subs, aro/ace representation, Dutch SFF magazines, Twitter spec-poetry roundups, and the Belgian SF industry (or lack thereof).
Eva explores the fine print, the meaning of words and political writing, large language models, and professional procrastination as part of the writing process.
Andrew talks creating circus kid TTRPGs, combating white male toxicity in SFF spaces, realities of collegiate teaching, and matching the voices of publications.
Lex probes publishing industry revelations garnered from publishing degrees, story psychological vs. physical action, querying debut novels, ideal writing environments, and their publishing industry journey.
Myna speaks about publishing her debut collection, growing an online following, trying to sell comedic science fiction, looking for avenues besides Twitter, and women's gains in sci-fi since the 20th century.
