
On Artistic Honesty with Debbie Urbanski (SH@25 Episode 15)
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In this episode of Strange Horizons at 25, editor Kat Kourbeti chats to author Debbie Urbanski about her 2018 Strange Horizons publication and the 13 years of submissions it took to get accepted, writing in the gray areas between genres, and what it means to be artistically honest in your work.
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Episode show notes:
- Read Debbie Urbanski's story, Some Personal Arguments in Support of the BetterYou (Based on Early Interactions)
- Visit her website, or follow her on Instagram and Substack
- Buy her book, After World, or her short story collection Portalmania
- Read Andy Sawyer's Strange Horizons review of After World
- Find more links to her work and other things mentioned throughout the transcript page on our website.
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