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Episode 23: Sula by Toni Morrison
https://theoralhistorypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/oral-history-2019-ep-1.mp3
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SHOW NOTES
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Sex Objects: Art & The Dialectics of Desire, by Jennifer Doyle
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An American Summer: Love and Death in Chicago, by Alex Kotlowitz
The Swimming Hole by Thomas Eakins, via Wikiart
Announcements
Subscribe to our companion TinyLetter for this (and every) episode here;
and visit us on Facebook here.
This episode’s excerpts are from Sula, by Toni Morrison
Books & References
“God’s Plan” by Drake
Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn
“The Crane Wife” by CJ Hauser
Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng
Let us know what you think? feedback AT the oral history podcast DOT com
About Our Sponsor
This podcast is supported by Tessera Editorial, a full service editorial company that’s changing the face of publishing. Find them at TesseraEditorial.com for all your editing needs – developmental, line, or copyedits. Whether indie or publishing house, they’ll treat your manuscript with integrity. Plus, if you’re Black, Indigenous, and/or a Person of Color interested in breaking into publishing, Tessera offers a free Mentorship Program that helps teach you the ins and outs of the editing process. Learn more at TesseraEditorial.com.
About This Podcast
Carrie Mesrobian and Christa Desir are two good friends who love discussing sex & books. The idea for The Oral History Podcast came out of their daily dog-walking conversations when they realized that others might be as interested in this topic as they were. Each podcast focuses on a topic of sexuality in relationship to books. Previous podcasts have included discussions about masturbation, first kisses, cheating, illicit relationships, oral sex, and “girl talk” to name a few. Frank, engaging, and filthy, these two podcasters will leave you laughing, blushing, or ready to start writing sex scenes in your novel in an authentic and excellent way.
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https://theoralhistorypodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/oral-history-2019-ep-1.mp3
click to subscribe in Spotify, GooglePlayMusic, iTunes, or Stitcher.
SHOW NOTES
Our Current Reads
Carrie
Sex Objects: Art & The Dialectics of Desire, by Jennifer Doyle
Christa
An American Summer: Love and Death in Chicago, by Alex Kotlowitz
The Swimming Hole by Thomas Eakins, via Wikiart
Announcements
Subscribe to our companion TinyLetter for this (and every) episode here;
and visit us on Facebook here.
This episode’s excerpts are from Sula, by Toni Morrison
Books & References
“God’s Plan” by Drake
Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn
“The Crane Wife” by CJ Hauser
Little Fires Everywhere, by Celeste Ng
Let us know what you think? feedback AT the oral history podcast DOT com
About Our Sponsor
This podcast is supported by Tessera Editorial, a full service editorial company that’s changing the face of publishing. Find them at TesseraEditorial.com for all your editing needs – developmental, line, or copyedits. Whether indie or publishing house, they’ll treat your manuscript with integrity. Plus, if you’re Black, Indigenous, and/or a Person of Color interested in breaking into publishing, Tessera offers a free Mentorship Program that helps teach you the ins and outs of the editing process. Learn more at TesseraEditorial.com.
About This Podcast
Carrie Mesrobian and Christa Desir are two good friends who love discussing sex & books. The idea for The Oral History Podcast came out of their daily dog-walking conversations when they realized that others might be as interested in this topic as they were. Each podcast focuses on a topic of sexuality in relationship to books. Previous podcasts have included discussions about masturbation, first kisses, cheating, illicit relationships, oral sex, and “girl talk” to name a few. Frank, engaging, and filthy, these two podcasters will leave you laughing, blushing, or ready to start writing sex scenes in your novel in an authentic and excellent way.