Wrote Podcast

David Colby shares his Y/A, Hard SF queer military fiction trilogy Lunar Cycle. It's nearly a masterclass in writing hard sci-fi, and guess what? Both of David's parents are literally rocket scientists!

Jude Tresswell joins us to discuss her County Durham Quad Series, her Scar Ghyll Levels works, ACE representation from an ACE author, Ace love in a polyamorous relationship, found family, and other complications when writing about this part of the queer spectrum.

Christopher Duquette shares his three memoirs, the most recent of which is Off Balance in the Spin Cycle, and dives into "a true-life road to recovery and the tales in between."

Redfern Jon Barrett returns to discuss the literary worlds of academic, general speculative fiction and alternative history from a queer perspective.

Kergen Edwards-Stout shares his latest release, Never Turn Your Back on the Tide, a memoir detailing some of the craziest moments of his life. He also gives some marketing ideas!

Linea Capps, trans author and disabled mom shares her amazing new release, What Makes A Witch. We also discuss anthropomorphic characters in queer works and the furry writing community.

Vincent Scott shares his debut release, The Hereafter Bytes.  Which leads to conversation about ACE and ARO relationships and the need for them be included in literary works - especially speculative fiction. A very engaging and thoughtful discussion you won't want to miss!

J. Warren returns to share his latest release, Unbalanced Mercy, an urban fantasy police procedural! We also talk about creating in the Covid era and the implications for teachers and students in the coming months.

Romeo Preminger shares his hot new erotic thriller, The Manny, that hits stores this week! We also dive into his self-publishing adventure and share some laughs along the way.

Ruby Walker shares her recent release, Advice I Ignored, which jump-starts a thought provoking conversation about queer youth and mental health issues.

Note: When you hear the warning at 17:57, you can skip to 27:50 if the topic is one you'd rather avoid.