This week I had the pleasure of talking with JR Dawson about their new release, The Lighthouse At the Edge of the World. This sapphic orpheus retelling is a must read for all of you mythology and fantasy lovers. The Chicago-based contemporary queer novel focuses on grief, loss and on healing. It has a little something for everyone!

This week, join me for a chat with Alice T Friedman when we discuss Alice's newest release, Queer Moderns: Max Ewing's Jazz Age New York. This was a fascinating queer history lesson that rally illustrates how little we know about our own past. I am ready for the next book release!

Join author Natalie Naudus this week where she discusses her latest release, Gay the Pray Away. We talk about polyamorous relationships that include bisexual and biracial partners. Natalie shares some personal stories and experiences related to her novel. Listen in!

This week I'm chattin' it up with Marie Rutkoski, author of Ordinary Love. Marie shares some personal influences on her work and life. She discusses maturity and marriage and adulthood. Check her out!

This week I had the pleasure of talking with the award wining author, Geaorgia Beers. Hear all about her upcoming release, That's Amore, and more. Georgia is just genuine and so easy to talk with. You are going to love her.

This week I had the pleasure of talking with Wayne Scott about his recently published memoir, The Maps They Gave Us: One Marriage Reimagined. He talks about braking through societal norms about relationships and introduces the concept of Mixed orientation relationships.

Join in this week an listen to my chat with author, Seth Haddon. Seth has a new novella coming out in July entitled Volatile Memory. This sci-fi adventure is not to be missed. Seth is also a brilliant video game writer and developer. You won't want to miss this episode featuring this talented gem.

Check out my second interview with Patricia Grayhall. She shares insights into her new release, A Place For Us. This is the third book in the series that Patricia describes as auto-fictional. Listen in as Patricia shares her personal journey with us.