A Very Sapphic Podcast

Slow Cooked Feelings, MC's 3rd book is out today, and we're talking about it. Kay interviews MC about her approach to writing characters that feel bone, flesh and soul real. 

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MC chats with Tegan Kane about weaving dystopian sapphic love stories, the fragility of civil liberties, and the wild ride of writing without a plan.

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What is sapphic omegaverse, and why is it so controversial? RJ Berryhill schools us on the genre. RJ's debut novel, The Accidental Alpha, is out now, and we're talking about it.

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We're BACK!!! After a short break, we're back to our regular program and chatting with lesbian author of Under The Saltwater Moon, Christa Hickcox! And we're chatting about our gay awakenings, sexuality fluidity, and of course gay books!

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On the latest episode of A Very Sapphic Podcast, MC is chatting with, the popular sapphic romance author of Ribbon Wood and The Grace Notes Trilogy, Ruby Landers about writing great characters, plotting vs pantsing, and the number one rule for ice queens. 

For more about Ruby Landers visit her website HERE

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On this week's episode of A Very Sapphic Podcast, we're going toe-to-toe with Nicole Disney, author of TAPOUT, the sapphic MMA romance where fists fly, feelings get messy, and the only thing more dangerous than an underground fight club is falling for the owner of the illegal enterprise. 

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We're talking about the Hunting Wives, which has a lot of WLW action, The Ultimatum Queer Love, and Kay and MC talk about exciting life updates. 

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MC and sapphic thriller writer Marisa Billions talk about hyped sapphic books, the craft of writing and of course lesbian drama.

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We're interviewing another amazing lesfic author who slays writing ice queens, Lee Winter. Some of our favourite books from Lee include: Breaking Character, Requiem for Immortals and The Red Files. This episode is super fun, and not going to lie, Kay and MC are totally fan-girling. 

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We're back after taking a week off, and on today's episode we're chatting with Patricia Grayhall—a retired medical doctor turned award-winning author. She discusses her debut memoir Making the Rounds; Defying Norms in Love and Medicine, and her romantic novel Golden Years and Silver Linings, co-authored with her wife Linda M. Ford. Patricia opens up about her path to storytelling after retiring. Her newest novel, A Place for Us, was released in June 2025

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