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In celebration of Fat Liberation Month, we're joined by writer and psychotherapist Anya Josephs to discuss fat representation in science-fiction and fantasy. Let's talk symbolic representation, systemic vs. individual experiences, and striving to tell stories that change real-world narratives.
Transcripts available at planarprod.com
Content warnings: Discussons of fatphobia, including interpersonal, internalised, structural and societal ableism. Mentions of disordered eating.
You can find Anya Josephs' work, including young adult fantasy novel, Queen of All, on her website.
・:*˚:✧。 Check out our Patreon!・:*˚:✧。
・:*˚:✧。 Join our Discord for bookish chats and cosy
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Keep safe- please always check the content warnings of any media we mention if you need before diving in.
In celebration of Fat Liberation Month, we're joined by writer and psychotherapist Anya Josephs to discuss fat representation in science-fiction and fantasy. Let's talk symbolic representation, systemic vs. individual experiences, and striving to tell stories that change real-world narratives.
Transcripts available at planarprod.com
Content warnings: Discussons of fatphobia, including interpersonal, internalised, structural and societal ableism. Mentions of disordered eating.
You can find Anya Josephs' work, including young adult fantasy novel, Queen of All, on her website.
・:*˚:✧。 Check out our Patreon!・:*˚:✧。
・:*˚:✧。 Join our Discord for bookish chats and cosy
Our next read:
Keep safe- please always check the content warnings of any media we mention if you need before diving in.