Send us a text

In this episode of the Slow Burn Podcast, debut author Samantha Beneke shares her journey into the world of paranormal romance, discussing her debut novel, 'The Pet.' The conversation explores the allure of supernatural romance, the misconceptions surrounding the genre, and the importance of trust in relationships. Samantha reflects on her writing process, the indie author community, and her future projects, while also engaging in a fun discussion about fictional worlds and romance tropes.

Listening discretion is advised.
This podcast may contain graphic content, triggering themes, adult language, and unapologetic book spoilers.

We don’t hold back—because real stories are gritty, raw, and worth telling.
Your mental health matters. There is no shame in seeking help, support, or stepping away when you need to.

This is Slowburn—where we go deep, move slow, and let the fire speak.

Support the show

Send us a text

In this episode of Slowburn, Mis and Steph delve into the complexities of censorship, the importance of unfiltered storytelling, and the emotional truths that literature can reveal. They discuss the impact of banned books, the discomfort that often accompanies honest conversations, and the necessity of addressing challenging topics in literature. The conversation emphasizes the value of open dialogue and the need for readers to engage with stories that may be uncomfortable but are essential for understanding diverse experiences.

Listening discretion is advised.
This podcast may contain graphic content, triggering themes, adult language, and unapologetic book spoilers.

We don’t hold back—because real stories are gritty, raw, and worth telling.
Your mental health matters. There is no shame in seeking help, support, or stepping away when you need to.

This is Slowburn—where we go deep, move slow, and let the fire speak.

Support the show

Send us a text

In this episode of Slow Burn, host Mis sits down(and fumbles pronunciations like it's her day job) with Jessica Ann Disciacca, an author renowned for her captivating series, Dark Throne and Witches of Triara. As they delve into Jessica's creative process, the conversation unfolds at a leisurely pace, mirroring the intricate worlds and layered characters she crafts in her writing. Jessica Ann Disciacca, the owner of the Dark Flame Society, also discusses the significance of creating spaces for indie authors to thrive. Mis and Jessica highlight the lack of support for indie authors, particularly in areas like Arizona, and share insights about various events, including the DFS Con, which aims to unite authors and readers alike.

Listening discretion is advised.
This podcast may contain graphic content, triggering themes, adult language, and unapologetic book spoilers.

We don’t hold back—because real stories are gritty, raw, and worth telling.
Your mental health matters. There is no shame in seeking help, support, or stepping away when you need to.

This is Slowburn—where we go deep, move slow, and let the fire speak.

Support the show