In this episode, Jason asks David Ross how he started his career as an editor, he shares what he thinks an editor’s most important role is, we talk about his impressive and important book list that features so many queer writers of colour and about what it means to be a white editor working on these books.

A conversation between C. E. Gatchalian and Berend McKenzie that explores each other’s recent projects and their attendant concerns: queerness, brownness and white supremacy, theatre, and art.

Titilope Sonuga interviews Brandon Wint about his debut poetry collection, DIVINE ANIMAL.

Makda Mulatu interviews poet and activist Cicely Belle Blain about their debut poetry collection BURNING SUGAR.

In this episode, nehiyaw writer Emily Riddle talks with Oji-Cree Saulteaux Indigiqueer writer jaye simpson about their debut poetry collection, it was never going to be okay.

Join Jason as he talks with bestselling writer and artist Vivek Shraya about the tenth anniversary of her first book God Loves Hair, interspersed with clips from the Instagram launch event with illustrator Juliana Neufeld.

Get to know Glass Bookshop with co-owners Jason Purcell and Matthew Stepanic. They'll walk you through how the bookshop came to be, how COVID-19 has affected their bookstore, what Amazon has done to publishing and bookselling, and more!