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I don’t understand how people can get as upset about it as some people are getting unless they fundamentally agree with the squeecore tenet that fiction being artistically good is and must be equivalent to fiction being morally good, and they therefore parse “this fiction is artistically bad” as an attack on their moral character.

"Many writers overemphasize the importance of plot. They focus on plot so much they forget about everything else. In this episode of Rite Gud, we are joined once again by Karlo Yeager Rodríguez, who is going to tell us why plot isn’t everything."

Ever submitted a story to a literary magazine and been rejected? In this episode of the RiteGud podcast, the people who've read from those stories, known as the "slush pile," and help select give their insight.

The original “squeecore” episode of Rite Gud blew up so big that they made a follow-up episode. They address the discourse, both the bad faith takes as well as some of the meaningful critiques.

Transcript of the original Squeecore episode of the Rite Gud podcast, transcribed by @gynoidgearhead

The episode of Rite Gud that talks about the issue with modern “feminist” retellings of fairytales that largely focus on representation politics alone, but don’t engage with the original messages, even the feminist ones, of those fairytales and straight up ignore fairytales that already have more feminist messaging.