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The Caribbean Science Fiction Network episodes
- Nicole & Sam: Keeping our stories alive
Listen to Nicole & Sam of Dominica talk about their collection 'The Flying Crapaud'.
35 min - Fabrice Guerrier: Into the Haitiverse, Part 1
Listen to episode 8 where I chat about the Haitiverse and Haitian futurisms with Haitian born writer Fabrice Guerrier.
30 min - Fabrice Guerrier: Into the Haitiverse, Part 2
In part two of episode 8, I continue my chat with Haitian born writer Fabrice Guerrier.
38 min - C. J. Farley: Folklore Games
I chat with Jamaican born author C. J. Farley about games, folklore, and more!
32 min - Celeste Rita Baker: States of claiming
In this episode Celeste Rita Baker of the US Virgin Islands chats about her fantasy award winning story 'Glass Bottle Dancer' along with other stories.
32 min - Premee Mohamed: Next to Reality
Listen to episode 5 featuring Indo-Caribbean author from Guyana Premee Mohamed. We chat about the cosmic, rainforests, and Caribbean futurisms.
Music credit: Poonam Singh - GUYANA
37 min - Coriandré Lawrence: For Unity
This episode features a debut novel by Jamaican writer Coriandré
Lawrence.
33 min - Ann Dávila Cardinal: Who's afraid of a hurricane?
In this third episode of season 3, listen to 'Gringa-Rican' author Ann Dávila Cardinal discuss 'Category Five'.
Music credit: J Balvin and Bad Bunny ' - La Canción
33 min - Marcia Douglas: On the Dub Side
In episode 2 of season 3 I chat with Marcia Douglas about her novel 'The Marvellous Equations of the Dread: A novel in Bass Riddim
31 min - Cadwell Turnbull: Shifting dynamics of identity
To kickstart season 3 of the podcast, I chat with US Virgin Islander Cadwell Turnbull about 'No Gods, No Monsters'.
Music credit: Volume International Band - 'Carnival'
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About The Caribbean Science Fiction Network
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Want to learn more about Caribbean fantasy, folklore, speculative, and science fiction? Interested in established and emerging Caribbean voices about all things sf? Then tune in to The Caribbean Science Fiction Network. In this podcast I showcase emerging and established Caribbean voices who use sf genres to explore future states of Caribbean identity. Through these genres, the writers redefine Caribbean futurity and what it means to be Caribbean.
Follow on Instagram and Twitter: @caribbeansfnet
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