Wrote Podcast

Chris Bedell joins us to discuss his upcoming release In the Name of Magic- a Y/A dystopian fantasy set in an earth-like 1920s - as well as discussing the craft of writing for a Young Adult audience.

Todd Allen Smith joins us to discuss his memoir Murder, Romance, and Two Shootings where he recounts being shot twice and the death of a close friend in a gay bashing. He also shares his expertise on the rising gun violence and the dangers of violence against the LGBTQ community in the US.

Giovanna Reaves joins us to discuss facing her fear and starting her journey as a writer, her most recent novel Ryland's Inferno, the worlds she builds in her books, and attending GRL for the second time!

Karelia Stetz-Waters joins us to discuss her novel Worth the Wait (Out in Portland), how her activist past fueled her passion to write, and why the LGBTQ crowd needs slightly different Happily Ever Afters!

Brenda Murphy joins us to discuss her novel Both Ends of the Whip, working as a creative person with ADHD/ADD, and to give some methods for attaining focus and getting the work done.

Asta Idonea joins us to discuss how she became an author, her two upcoming releases: Beastly Businessmen and Guitar Gods and Super for You, Bad for Me. We also discuss myth and fairy tales and the archetypes for both and writing superhero novels with a twist. Asta then contributes to our growing list of RFQs and what's next for her.

Vance took the streets of the world, both digital and real, to ask "What does American mean to you?" The answers are powerful. We at the WROTE Podcast wish you a happy and safe Independence Day.

JS Fields returns to share Ardulum Third Don, the final book in her trilogy - except for maybe a fourth, to share how fungi respond to Michael Bublé, and to reveal the story behind the scene readers have been wanting!

JP Jackson returns to the show to give us a behind-the-scenes on his new novel Magic or Die, explains the continued percolation of the apocalypse, and encourages you to try new things!

This week Katze Snow joins us to share her novel Sinister Hunger, along with the re-release of Conflicted. She also talks about her love of dark, twisted men and tatties-mince-and-dough-balls.