Wrote Podcast

Anthony Hand shares the kickoff of his Maxxie La Wow - Drag Super-Shero project with us. He talks about the inspiration for a drag hero and shares the kickstarter where you can be a part of it all happening!

Alex Woolfson joins us to talk comics for people like us. He introduces us to his Artifice and The Young Protectors projects, and then gives a masterclass on working with artists!

Kevin Klehr returns to share his latest release, The Midnight Man, and tells us about that sex scene he'd forgotten he had written.

Luke Miller from Greycastle Press brings his project Journey to us. It's a tool for helping writers, gamers, and world-builders of all types envision their worlds.

David R. Slayton returns to share the sequel to his novel White Trash Warlock. Preorders for Trailer Park Trickster are up now. We go over character points of view, and the importance of writing stories that have personal meaning for the author.

Dharma Kelleher joins us to share the latest in her Jinx Ballou series, TERF Wars! We also discuss confronting transphobia and talk about trans tropes to avoid.

Steve Beeferman came to us with this question: “After 3 published books and one self-published, if no one reads your stuff, can you still call yourself an author?” We explore the other side of writing, finding peace when your work doesn't hit your goals.

Marco Carocari joins the show with his first novel, Blackout. He had challenged himself to write a crime thriller with a gay protagonist that wasn't about being gay, and he delivered a beach read that's rich with characters you could expect to meet in life.

Jennifer Hanlon Wilde shares her debut novel Finding the Vein - a crime read about murder at a summer camp for adopted kids. We discuss how important it is for children to be with other children with shared histories, and her inclusion of a trans character!

Chris Bedell returns to discuss his novel Love Him/Hate Him and the real-life themes and difficulties he wove into this novel.