Eric Peterson joins us with his debut novel, Loyalty, Love, & Vermouth. We discuss his journey from playwrite to novelist, how found family rallies together in a crisis, and including real people as aspects of his characters.

William Jack Sibley joins us to talk about his latest novel, Here We Go Loop De Loop. We ponder and laugh over love triangles, modern day ranching mishaps, and the intricacies of small town Texas.

We take a moment to support the Ukraini by sharing some news stories and links to organizations where you can go to help.

Romeo Preminger returns to share The Arizona Series, a gay southern gothic set in Aacadiana of the 1980s. We discuss writing historical fiction in an era we lived through and some thoughts on queer literature today.

Gemma Johns brings the three novels she wrote during the pandemic onto our show: A Marriage Sabbatical, Similar Features, Shaken Worlds, proving she is a multi-genre powerhouse of an author to watch!

Albert Nothlit returns to share his new novel, Life Seed, and discuss the human impact on environment, writing hope punk, and finding LGBTQ representation outside of the US.

Jason Vanhee didn't join us to present his next novel. Rather he wanted to talk about shopping a novel around, accidentally writing a novel about someone and not realizing it, author care and the healing power of writing.

Wendy Whitman shares how her 20-year career producing crime television led to her first novel, Premonition!

Robyn Gigl returns with her second Erin McCabe novel, Survivor's Guilt. We talk about trans characters being someone with whom you could have a beer, courtroom action, human trafficking, and vengeance.

Matthew R. Corr shares his debut novel, Land on Me, which leads to discussions about LGBTQ issues in fiction, Young Adult vs New Adult, and a few stories from a first-time author.