Rat in a Little Fetish Jacket

This week, host Magali Ferare read Asexual Fairy Tales by Elizabeth Hopkinson and it gave her a lot of feelings about the state of publishing and asexual Discourse. Co-host Demetria Spinrad had depressing but extremely smart things to say about labels and marketing. What does the state of asexuality in publishing look like today? What would Ace 401-level reading look like? Why does Magali think Come As You Are (a book about sex) spoke to her asexuality more than some books written by and for the ace community? Dive in with us!Theme music is composed by ArcanaXIX Studios (arcanaxix.com) - all rights reserved. Episode Bibliography:Asexual Fairy Tales by Elizabeth HopkinsonSounds Fake But Okay by Sarah Costello and Kayla KaszycaRefusing Compulsory Sexuality by Sherronda J. BrownAce by Angela Chen Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski(and a special postscript shoutout to I Am Ace by Cody Daigle-Orians)