In the second part of our interview with author LaQuette about her Critical Lens workshop, she discusses historicals, why this class is valuable for reviewers and readers as well as the importance of normalizing marginalized characters in the romance genre. Complete shownotes for episode 57 are at <a href= "https://www.jeffandwill.com/biggayauthorpodcast/episode/episode-57-laquette-part-2-historicals-why-critical-lens-work-is-important-to-the-romance-industry/"> BigGayAuthorPodcast.com</a>.

In the second part of our interview with author LaQuette about her Critical Lens workshop, she discusses historicals, why this class is valuable for reviewers and readers as well as the importance of normalizing marginalized characters in the romance genre. Complete shownotes for episode 57 are at BigGayAuthorPodcast.com.

In the second part of our interview with author LaQuette about her Critical Lens workshop, she discusses historicals, why this class is valuable for reviewers and readers as well as the importance of normalizing marginalized characters in the romance genre. Complete shownotes for episode 57 are at <a href="https://www.jeffandwill.com/biggayauthorpodcast/episode/episode-57-laquette-part-2-historicals-why-critical-lens-work-is-important-to-the-romance-industry/" rel="noopener noreferrer"> BigGayAuthorPodcast.com</a>.

Ep 57: LaQuette Part 2: Historicals & Why Critical Lens Work is Important to the Romance Industry

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Ep 57: LaQuette Part 2: Historicals & Why Critical Lens Work is Important to the Romance Industry

Ep 57: LaQuette Part 2: Historicals & Why Critical Lens Work is Important to the Romance Industry