Jul 26, 2014
Do you experience something other than understanding when you hear the word Mimosa? Are you a synaesthete? On the other finger, perhaps you've seen or touched a mimosa pudica, also known as a "sensitive plant", a plant that closes its leaves when they're touched. That' s nothing to do with the reason that this episode of the AntipodeanSF Radio Show is called "Mimosa". Focus on the star. Focus on the fiction. Grab a glass of neutron star and drink slowly.
Welcome, I'm Nuke, as you know from the intro, and thanks for joining me for a half an hour of speculative fiction, a movie review, and a segment of a longer chat with some of the leading edge editors in the Australian SF community, during which we find out what's coming up for Ticonderoga and Fablecroft, gain a glimpse in who is and isn't poaching writers, not like eggs we hope, and have those aforementioned stories and a poem, and perhaps a review. Seems I've been to the movies rather more of late. Let's blame the cold hemisphere weather.
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