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In this episode of the Strange Horizons podcast, editor Kat Kourbeti presents Isana Skeete's "According to Leibniz (maybe this isn’t what he meant); or, Rasharelle Little: Goddess of Postal Worker NBs," narrated by the author.



Isana Skeete is an ace non-binary immigrant living in Miami, FL. Their life was changed when they first read Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There. Ever since then, they have been obsessed with reading literary nonsense or as they like to call it: “profound nonsense.” Their goal is to write the fantasy and speculative fiction featuring queer characters of colour that wasn't around when they needed it most. Instagram: @iamanelfchild Website: isanaskeete.com
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Once I’ve finished writing, I will fold this letter up and tuck it into the Tristram you kindly loaned me (may it be our Galeotto … ). I’ll knock on your door, at which point I will most likely encounter a puzzled maidservant, who will ask who in the world I am, and I will explain that I am returning a book you were kind enough to bestow on me (generous creature that you are and clearly down-on-their-luck weatherworn would-be poet that I am).
the trees were softening, their bark for the hungry to scrape and scrape and spread it on whatever bread they could beg or bake
i must warn you before all else / before you poke and prod
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