Wrote Podcast

Frank W. Butterfield returns to the show to discuss adding a series alongside his current series, reconstructing history, and reviewer vs character point of view.

Learn more about Frank W. Butterfield at https://www.frankwbutterfield.com

Siegmund Fuchs joins us to talk about his play, In The Closet, why writing a play is different, why everyone should try it, and the reality of getting your work from page to stage.

Sera Trevor joins us to talk about her upcoming release, Earthly Pleasures, as well as writing fantasy in M/M, and fantasy that is not set in or inspired by medieval times!

Andy Burns joins us to discuss The Arena (the second novel in his The Adventures of Horc series). We also discuss writing with multiple co-authors and juggling multiple pen names!

Join us for a hilarious chat with Tarian PS Knock on the topics of writing historical fiction, trans and Native American representation in our works. This is one NOT to miss!

Casey came back to discuss her new novel, A Mage's Power, as well as twisting tropes, and reviews as a marketing tool!

Matt rejoins us this week to discuss editing Gents: Steamy Tales from the Age of Steam as well as historical settings for gay male fiction/erotica and the editing process that goes into compiling a great anthology.

Andrew J. Peters joins us to talk about his new release Irresistible, the state of LGBT literature, and the need for more representation in RomCom, Fantasy, and other fiction.

Mexican Graphic Artist, Sergio Hildago-Campos, joins us to discuss his burgeoning portfolio, his views on cultural art and the economics of producing art in a country that has a rich heritage of a unique form of expression.