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Ever wondered about the captivating world of queer fiction in 1950s New York City? Author Cat Sebastian joins me to discuss her transition from writing queer historical romance set in the 1700s to a modern workplace romance set in 1950s NYC. Her latest book is We Could Be So Good. Together, we explore the research process, fascinating details like long-distance calls and the advent of paper bags with handles, and the misrepresentation of the 1950s as a time often intertwined with patriotism and the image of a white, middle-class heterosexual family.

Dive into an engaging conversation as Kat shares some of her favorite book recommendations and comfort reads in the romance genre, including Kennedy Ryan's Before I Let You Go, KD Casey's Diamond Ring, and the powerful story of grief in Anita Kelly’s Something Wild and Wonderful. We also discuss the importance of talking to our parents about their youth to gain a better understanding of different times and experiences and reminisce over the emotional impact these books have had on us. Don't miss this insightful and heartwarming discussion!


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