In this episode, we discuss the DC film Birds of Prey (2020, dir. Kathy Yan) and it's inherent queerness and critique of cissexism.

Labyrinth of the Bizarre is a podcast that reviews and discusses spec fiction, which is an umbrella term for all subgenres of science fiction and fantasy such as urban fantasy, dark fantasy, horror, superhero, and post-apocalyptic. Elia forgets the definition every episode.

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- Birds of Prey
-  Elia (they/them) on social media
- Andrea (she/her) on Twitter

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In this episode, we (mostly Andrea) talks about how each character in The Haunting of Hill House represents one of the stages of grief.

Supporting talking points in this episode: bowler hats and glasses, the progression of trauma, younger siblings, and Elia breaking Rea's heart

Content warnings: in depth spoilers for The Haunting of Hill House, mentions of gore and death, trauma, grief

Labyrinth of the Bizarre is a podcast by two QTPOC that reviews and discusses spec fiction, which is an umbrella term for all subgenres of science fiction and fantasy such as urban fantasy, dark fantasy, horror, superhero, and post apocalyptic. Elia forgets the definition every episode.

Links:
-  All Transcripts
- The Haunting of Hill House
- Elia (they/them) on social media
- Andrea (she/her) on Twitter

Email us questions and comments at [email protected]

Cheers!

Notes: This is Andrea's first time editing! Shoutout to them!

In this episode, the hosts, Andrea and Elia, review Rebecca Roanhorse's new fantasy novel, Black Sun. This is the first episode of Labyrinth.

Supporting talking points in this episode: looking into generational trauma, opinions on the romance, and screaming about attractive characters

Content warnings: in depth spoilers for Black Sun,  mentions of gore and death, mentions of trauma

Labyrinth of the Bizarre is a podcast by two QTPOC that reviews and discusses spec fiction, which is an umbrella term for all subgenres of science fiction and fantasy such as urban fantasy, dark fantasy, horror, superhero, and post-apocalyptic. Elia forgets the definition every episode.

Links:
-  All Transcripts
- Rebecca Roanhorse
-  Elia (they/them) on social media
-  Andrea (she/her) on Twitter

Email us questions and comments at [email protected]

Notes: We decided to film a proper intro after we decided on a title and we just... forgot about it. So there's no intro in this episode. Sorry about that. I won't forget next time!