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FFR 174: Creativity in Crisis with Special Guest Charlie Jane Anders
b'Anita and Ebony are joined on this episode of FFR by special guest Charlie Jane Anders\\u2014 writer, podcast host, event impresario and one of the founders of io9, a website devoted to science fiction, fantasy, futurism, science, technology and related news. She\\u2019s the author of several books of speculative\\xa0fiction and \\u201cinspirational weirdness,\\u201d including Victories Greater Than Death, The City in the Middle of the Night, and All the Birds in the Sky. She\\u2019s here today to hold our hands as we try to wrestle with creativity in times of crisis, the subject of her new book, Never Say You Can\\u2019t Survive: How to Get Through Hard Times By Making Up Stories.'