Wrote Podcast

Craig Barker (T.C. Orton) joins us to talk about what he's been up to since we last talked, letting go of one genre (MM) to write LGBT Lit Fic under his own name, the fear of reading base not following, and discovering new readers who will appreciate the direction he is going.

Gabriel Lyons joins us to talk about his latest novel, Ice on Fire. He also shares how writing as therapy has helped face an attack in his past.

Be advised this episode does briefly mention rape.

Hans M. Hirschi returns to the show to share his latest novel Returning to the Land of the Morning Calm, to talk about how he weaves all the elements of life into a story, and why he's a feel-good writer.

Shara Godwinson joins us to talk about her novel Dragon Fire, Angel Light and her soon to be re-released novel Tales of the Driss, Krystal Dragons. We also talk about how she's overcoming her disabilities to be a writer and the method behind her madness!!

Kevin Klehr talks about his latest release, Social Media Central, the creation of the book trailer and the pitfalls of advertising the trailer on Facebook. We also discuss the ins and outs of social media and the lengths Kevin went through to cast and produce the trailer using live actors.

Charlotte Reagan joins us to talk about her sweet novel Just Juliet and her slightly more real novel Loving Lakyn. We also talk about Young Adult (YA) versus New Adult (NA), what's on our bookshelves, and Charlotte drops some awesome recommendations.

Kaelan Rhywiol joins us to discuss xyr upcoming novel, Bloodbound, which features own voices demisexuality, non-binary, mixed-race rep, touch aversion, gray aromanticism, kink, and bi/pansexuality. We discuss the need for all types of representation in literature as well as get some information Kaelan's editor-mind would like to share with authors.

M.D. Neu joins us to chat about his works, with a deep look into the immortal vampires from his novel The Calling, as well as how our books are discovered, and the reality that LGBTQA is cross culture, cross gender, cross economics!!

Lee James returns to talk with us about his new novel Threads, and about searching for a mainstream publisher after life among the boutique publishers, including children as characters, and world building when your work isn't romance driven.

Sharita Lira, who writes as Michael Mandrake (and a couple others), joins us to discuss her latest books in the Immortals series AND the Protekt series. Additionally, she drops a bomb on Vance when she tells him she's one of the founders of the Queer in Color resource for authors and readers! https://www.queerincolor.com