Wrote Podcast

Michael G. Williams joins us to discuss relating to the queer experience through horror, science fiction, and urban fantasy. We dive into empowering queer voices rather than exploiting queer identities, and laugh about some of the joys of writing queer stories.

Robyn Gigl, attorney and novelist, serves up a summer crime thriller with her novel By Way of Sorrow. We discuss a transgender main character, followed by the intersection of race, privilege, gender identity, and power on the justice system... and then get a behind-the-scenes peek into Robyn's life!

D'yan Forest & Stephen Clarke join us to talk about living a full life, creating both stand-up and written comedy, their co-authored memoir "I Did It My Ways" and asking the difficult questions.

Peter M. Krask, the "Project Whisperer" shares his love of the creative process and nurturing creative artists by introducing us to The Creativity Guide. We cover the necessity of artistic expression, ways to work through creative blocks and stuck points, and discuss ways to view creative feedback.

Brenda Murphy, Megan Hart, and Fiona Zedde join us for a hilarious unveiling of their new book of three individual novellas that are bound together, Love, Blood, and Sanctuary. The innuendos, double entendres and comedic riffs happen so fast with this episode, we could almost classify it as a "jam session!"

Blake Allwood drops in to share his latest book Love's Legacy. We dive into M/M Romance written by gay men and discuss selling everything to live the RV life.

Alexander Watson delights and entertains us with the story behind his book River Queens. We discuss everything from upending one's life, meeting river folk who've never seen a gay man, and partner shenanigans that strengthened the relationship.

'Nathan Burgoine returns with laughter and joy as he shares his new novella Village Fool. He also shares how he wrote while injured, and we dig into the merits of writing novellas as a series.

AM Leibowitz joins Vance and Baz for a great discussion of their latest release, Every Time We Meet. This leads us to discussing sapphic fiction, queer parenting, and the importance of nonbinary representation within fiction as well as outside of it.

Damian Serbu joins Vance and Baz for a great discussion of his latest release, The Vampire's Witch. This leads us to discussing queer representation in the horror genre and how a queer perspective can provide some unique perspectives.