Podcasts about darusha

In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Ciro Faienza presents the poetry of the trans special issue. “Themself” by Amari Low, Read by Amari Low. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Amari here. “I see you too” by Lu Christófaro, Read by Lu Christófaro. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Lu here. “After Watching "Moonlight"” by Beasa A. Dukes. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Beasa here. “passing diamonds” by Avi Silver, Read by Avi Silver. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Avi here. “Do not say a boy's body is a taboo” by Emmanuel Ojeikhodion, Read by Emmanuel Ojeikhodion. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Emmanuel here. “How to Adult” by Brooke Abbey. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Brooke here. “Luna” by Alexander Te Pohe. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Alexander here. “the chrononaut” by M. Darusha Wehm. You can read the full text of the poem and more about M. Darusha here. “inherited battlefield” by Elliott Dunstan. You can read the full text of the poem and more about Elliot here.

To raise awareness, and hopefully some money, for the Wellington Rape Crisis Annual Appeal we live-streamed this episode of Better off Read on Sunday 2 May at 8.00 pm. I talked with M. Darusha Wehm about their work with a special focus on narrative and plot. I'm particularly excited to talk to Darusha about their new work The Qubit Zirconium a riotous science fantasy novel from the smash hit game, KeyForge. We don't talk directly about sexual violence in this live-stream, but I do talk at the start of the episode, in a general way, about the work Wellington Rape Crisis does. You can watch the livestream on PIp's YouTube channel here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yazbjVRKrqE&t=215s You can donate to Wellington Rape Crisis at https://wellingtonrapecrisis.org.nz/donate-now/

Ed and Zach interview Darusha Wehm about the process behind their book The Quibit Zirconium, a KeyForge novel releasing on April 13, 2021. The release date was April 6 at the time of recording, and has since been pushed back. Find out more and see if your preferred retailer is carrying the book: https://aconytebooks.com/shop/qubit-zirconium-the-by-m-darusha-wehm/  ********* The New Player Guide: https://archonarcana.com/New_Player_Guide  Join our Patreon Family: https://www.patreon.com/callofdiscovery Discover our Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/callofdiscovery ********* Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/callofdiscovery Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/callofdiscoverypodcast Find us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/callofdiscovery/ Email us: podcast@callofdiscovery.com www.callofdiscovery.com 

Toasted Cake 258! In which we arrange our features in a neutral expression."I am experiencing an unpleasant digestive reaction to something I ingested this morning and my primary spousal relationship is suffering a breakdown which is causing me emotional distress."...

Multi-genre author Darusha Wehm joined us at the office to discuss THE HOME FOR WAYWARD PARROTS, as well as the New Zealand author scene and which animals are the worst to meet while sailing.

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-In this episode: Jack weighs her options as she realizes the full impact of her newly acquired knowledge. Meanwhile, someone finds that fighting the inevitable is a losing battle.

-In this episode: Jack learns the terrible truth behind the attacks. But, as she tries to come to grips with what she knows, she discovers that knowledge can be a dangerous thing.

-In this episode: Jack finally finds what she is looking for, and confronts those responsible. Meanwhile, someone takes drastic steps to end the memory lapses and painful blackouts.

-In this episode: Jack realizes that not everyone in The Red share the same ideas, and she finds herself becoming attracted to some of their views. Attracted, as well, to the people who hold them.

-In this episode: Jack hatches a plan to gain access to confidential information about The Red. Later, she comes face to face with the person she believes is behind the attacks.

-In this episode: Jack assimilates into the culture at The Red's headquarters. She meets people who she hopes will help her answer some of her questions. Meanwhile, someone's memory problems are getting so bad that drastic steps may have to be taken.

-In this episode: Jack infiltrates the headquarters of The Red.

-In this episode: Jack realizes that the attacks are more rampant than they had first seemed. She decides to take a trip into the heart of the group she is sure is responsible.

-In this episode: Jack finds a clue which seems to indicate that she's been pointed in the right direction. She breaks into a source of information about The Red. Then trouble gets a bit too close to home.

-In this episode: Jack contemplates her life in light of the philosophies of TheRed. Then, she is forced to investigate what she hopes is simply an elaborate prank at work, and finds more than she bargained for.

-In this episode: Jack returns home and tries to return to normal life, but she is obsessed by her theories and questions about The Red.

-In this episode: Jack learns more about The Red and its leadership, and manages to wrangle an invitation to their headquarters. Meanwhile, someone suffers an episode which will not be remembered later.

-In this episode: Jack meets a branch of The Red, and they try to seduce her with talk of art and philosophy. However, Jack is busy being seduced in the more usual manner by another guest at the party.

-In this episode: Jack rides the train north, debating the value of her endeavours. She further doubts the wisdom of the trip when she finds herself completely blocked from the ubiquitous network, everywherenet.

-In this episode: Jack fears that something sinister may have happened to Estella Rowan, and through her online investigations, learns of a group called The Red. Against her better judgment, she packs for an impromptu trip out of town.

-In this episode: Jack is led to the case of Estella Rowan, a missing prostitute, and she spends a harrowing time trying to track down what happened to the woman. Meanwhile, someone doesn't get very far in correcting the memory problems.

-In this episode: Jack has a disturbing experience while using her microrecorders. Later, she starts to piece together some common elements to the strange goings on she's been noticing.

-In this episode: Jack and Gilles do damage control after their escapade, then Jack hides her activities from her friends, Adrian. Meanwhile, someone tries to do something about the memory problems.

-In this episode: Jack and Gilles hatch an only slightly illegal plan to get to the bottom of the mystery of the Eastern system.

-In this episode: Jack dodges her annoying co-worker, Tony, then discovers that the problems in the Eastern system are getting worse. She oversteps her bounds, then heads home to spend the evening hacking her microrecorders.

-In this episode: Jack comes upon another firm's security goons hassling a guy on the street. She buys some military grade electronics from a street vendor, and spends the evening chatting with their tutorial program. Meanwhile, someone is having trouble remembering

-In this episode: Meet Jack, a Security Officer Class 5 at Bellis Industries. She checks in to work, where she shares a cubicle with the night guy, and they supervise the state of the corporate system. Their counterpart in another branch spots some problems, but it'