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Publisher |: Likewise Media LLC

Media Type |: audio

Podknife tags |: Drama,; Fiction

Categories Via RSS |: Arts,; Books,; Fiction

Outstanding diverse fiction. Hosted by writer and photographer Mike Sakasegawa, LikeWise Fiction features stories written by women and nonbinary authors, authors of color, and LGBTQ+ authors.

People |: Mike Sakasegawa (@sakeriver)
Country Of Origin |: USA
Produced In |: San Diego, CA
Premiere Date |: 2019-09-30
Related Hashtags |: #InternationalPodcastDay,; #LikeWiseFiction
Frequency |: Biweekly
Explicit |: No

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14 Available Episodes (14 Total) / Average duration: 00:28:52

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14 Available Episodes (14 Total)Average duration: 00:28:52

Apr 05, 2020

00:44:50

Seasons of Glass and Iron, by Amal El-Mohtar. Tabitha is cursed to walk in iron shoes. Amira is imprisoned, alone, atop a hill of glass. Two fairy tales converse in this story, and two women rescue each other.

(Content note: contains some strong language and references to sexual harassment and intimate partner abuse.)

(This story first appeared in the anthology The Starlit Wood: New Fairy Tales.)

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Mar 30, 2020

00:02:05

A quick show update from Mike about some recent delays.

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Mar 16, 2020

00:31:20

Evangelina Concepcion, by Ani Sison Cooney. A young Latina woman growing up in Los Angeles struggles with grief after her mother is killed in a car accident.

(Content note: contains some strong language and references to death.)

(This story first appeared in Epiphany Magazine in 2019.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Ani Sison Cooney.

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Mar 02, 2020

00:56:44

Acknowledgments, by Maggie Shipstead. On the eve of the publication of his self-referential debut novel, The Canon According to D. M. Murphy, Daniel M. Murphy narrowly avoids a moment of self-awareness.

(Content note: contains some strong language and a brief reference to suicide.)

(This story first appeared on BuzzFeed in 2017.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Maggie Shipstead.

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Feb 17, 2020

00:41:10

Auspicium Melioris Aevi, by Neon Yang. In a future where famous historical leaders are cloned and trained in a mysterious Academy to become advisors to the world’s nations, the fiftieth copy of Harry Lee Kuan Yew tries to buck the system.

(This story first appeared in Issue 15 of Uncanny Magazine.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Neon Yang.

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Feb 03, 2020

00:23:01

The Story of the Woman Who Fell in Love with Death, by Chaya Bhuvaneswar. A young boy immerses himself in story, trying to find meaning and wholeness after his sister goes missing.

(Content note: contains references to child abuse and gendered violence.)

(This story first appeared in The Bangalore Review in 2016, and is included in the 2018 collection White Dancing Elephants.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Chaya Bhuvaneswar.

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Jan 20, 2020

00:31:32

A Nest of Ghosts, a House of Birds, by Kat Howard. In this lovely and haunting story, a young woman inherits her grandmothers house. When she arrives, though, she discovers that the house is full of birds—and stories.

(This story first appeared in issue 17 of Uncanny Magazine.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Kat Howard.

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Dec 23, 2019

00:37:07

The Friend, by Lindsay Hatton. A WWI veteran comes to the Big Sur coast to oversee the construction of an iconic bridge, and strikes up an unlikely friendship with an unusual stranger.

(This story first appeared in the 2017 Short Story Advent Calendar.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Lindsay Hatton.

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Dec 09, 2019

00:16:11

Spirit of Home, by José Pablo Iriarte. A migrant father and daughter living on Mars are brought together by a taste of home.

(This story first appeared in Motherboard.)

Show Notes: José Pablo Iriarte's website is labyrinthrat.com. You can find José on Twitter at @LabyrinthRat. José appeared on episode 23 of Keep the Channel Open, discussing this story and several others.

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Nov 25, 2019

00:42:10

The Best Light Fades, by Rachel Lyon. A young writer struggles to find her voice and get her artistic career started, all while having to care for her aging father and her literal clown of a boyfriend.

(This story first appeared in the New Limestone Review.)

Bonus Interview: Subscribers to the Likewise Media Patreon campaign can hear an interview with author Rachel Lyon.

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Apr 05 | 00:44:50

"Seasons of Glass and Iron," by Amal El-Mohtar

Mar 30 | 00:02:05

Thanks for Your Patience!

Mar 16 | 00:31:20

"Evangelina Concepcion," by Ani Sison Cooney

Mar 02 | 00:56:44

"Acknowledgments," by Maggie Shipstead

Feb 17 | 00:41:10

"Auspicium Melioris Aevi," by Neon Yang

Feb 03 | 00:23:01

"The Story of the Woman Who Fell in Love with Death," by Chaya Bhuvaneswar

Jan 20 | 00:31:32

"A Nest of Ghosts, a House of Birds," by Kat Howard

Dec 23 | 00:37:07

"The Friend," by Lindsay Hatton

Dec 09 | 00:16:11

"Spirit of Home," by José Pablo Iriarte

Nov 25 | 00:42:10

"The Best Light Fades," by Rachel Lyon

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