Holly Walrath

Nov 9, 2024 | magazine.interstellarflightpress.com | Holly Walrath

Interstellar Flight Press is seeking poets who are both queer/trans and disabled for a special collaborative series in 2025, to be published at Interstellar Flight Magazine. Our guest editor for this call is Toby MacNutt. This call is different than our past calls: Please read the guidelines carefully. Guest Editor’s BiographyI’m queer, nonbinary (they/them) trans-masculine, chronically ill, autistic, and a speculative poet.

Oct 2, 2024 | magazine.interstellarflightpress.com | Holly Walrath

Film, Fantastic FestA Documentary about Transness, Friendship, and the Changing Landscape of AmericaContent Warning: This review contains discussions of anti-trans legislation, misgendering, and anti-trans hate. The new documentary Will & Harper is a touching exploration of the complexities of what happens in a friendship when one person transitions — and a heartbreaking showcase of how far America has to go when it comes to accepting trans people.

Sep 11, 2024 | magazine.interstellarflightpress.com | Conyer Clayton |T.D. Walker |Mary Lee |Brandon Shimoda |Holly Walrath

Reading from the 2024 SFPA Elgin Award NomineesThis is my sixth year reviewing books from the SFPA (Science Fiction and Fantasy Poetry Association) Elgin Award for best speculative poetry book. A full list of nominated books is available on the SFPA website. This year’s award chair is Felicia Martínez, who I would like to thank for diligently tracking nominations.

Aug 19, 2024 | magazine.interstellarflightpress.com | Holly Walrath

A New Poetry Horror Chapbook from the Author of TWELVE“The world is automaticin the courses of its living. Timekeeps the living and the deadin its pocket…”Interstellar Flight Press is delighted to announce the publication of Necessary Poisons, a new poetry chapbook from Andrea Blythe, author of Twelve (Interstellar Flight Press, 2020), winner of the SFPA Elgin Award.

Apr 8, 2024 | medium.com | Holly Walrath

NewsletterJoin us May 9, 2024 via Zoom to Celebrate the Publication of Andrea Kriz’s Debut Short Story CollectionThis event requires registration. Seats are limited. Save the date! We’re hosting Andrea Kriz to celebrate the publication of her debut short story collection, Learning to Hate Yourself as a Self-Defense Mechanism.This genre-blending collection explores fantastical futures and how we cope with them. About the BookYour friend creates an award-winning VR game — based on your friendship.