In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss Kate Bernheimer's essay "Fairy Tale is Form, Form is Fairy Tale", and give you some weird reading recommendations.
In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss Roxane Gay's short story "I Am A Knife", and guest contributor Daniel Knowlton talks about Jim Shepard's short story collection Love and Hydrogen.
In this episode, Carlea and Lindsay discuss techniques and exercises that use language to create strangeness, and listener Scott talks about Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Carlea and Lindsay discuss an excerpt of Kathryn Davis's novel The Silk Road, titled "The Botanist's House", and guest contributor Vanessa Wang recounts her formative experience reading Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Carlea and Lindsay discuss "A Message from the Emperor" by Franz Kafka, and Lindsay recounts her formative experience reading Karin Tidbeck's short story "Beatrice".
Carlea and Lindsay talk about their philosophy of weirdness, discuss the short story “Dinner” by Amelia Gray, and recount Carlea’s formative experience reading Aimee Bender’s The Girl in the Flammable Skirt.