Want to find your next bingeable podcast? Don’t know where to start? Scared you’ve missed something? We have listed episodes from our amazing podcasters from the last week for you to check out!
Becky Feldman from Too Stupid to Live joins me to discuss the final two books in the Bluewater Billionaires series. We’re talking rescue dogs, boss ass lady billionaires, and steamy motorcycle kissgasms. Plus, we share your favorite tropes, scenes, and naughty bits from the series, play round of Marry, F*ck, Friend, or Party Pal with the characters, and giveaway two prize packages to Bluewater Billionaires Book Club members!
2004- An Eastern European tourist unexpectedly finds himself stranded in JFK airport, and must take up temporary residence there. Ratings: Ashley – 3.5/5 Justine – 3/5 It’s Hanksgiving Day miracle we made it to air on time! Time to check all your baggage because this movie is about seeing people for being people, what it means to be a human, and striving to be better. Just what you want in a holiday movie, right? We also are doing a giveaway for Kerry Winfrey’s book “Waiting for Tom Hanks.” Tune in for details!
Ellen and Mom talk about the classic favorite Kingdom of Dreams by Judith McNaught. Does this perennial favorite live up to the hype?
Kelly Reynolds (Boobies & Noobies Podcast) joins me to discuss Wallbanger by Alice Clayton, rom-com that took Romancelandia by storm in 2014. This book features a missing Orgasm, neighbors to lovers, and a modern rake archetype. We also dive into generational crushes, why some books seem to age really fast, and what makes a book worth reading.
In this extended episode, starstruck Willow meets and chats with an author she has long admired— International bestseller, Paullina Simons. They discuss a myriad of topics, including Paullina’s feelings of love and heartbreak for her homeland, the mystical manifestations of some of her characters, and a few of the side benefits of research.
This week Jeff & Will focus on the Mpreg genre. While they were at GRL, Will sat down with authors Nora Phoenix, Silvia Violet, Victoria Sue and Susi Hawke and they discussed everything about the genre, including the difference between Mpreg and Omegaverse, what knotting is, how wonderful the fans are and what’s coming up next for each of the authors. In addition, Will talked with Charlie David about his work as an audiobook narrator on several books in the genre.
This week we read Grin And Beard It by Penny Reid and talked about comedic actors winning Oscars, whether stars should date normies and Clayton gets grossed out by finger licking… again.
Recorded on cold, cold evening on 13 November 2019, live from East City Books: my conversation with Andie J. Christopher about Not the Girl You Marry. We talk about the book (obviously – but I promise no spoilers) and about gender-updates of familiar stories and tropes. We discuss what exactly should happen to the term, “unlikeable heroine,” and what stories we want to read. How many times will we mention Chris Evans? Take a guess! And, if you’re interested, you can take a drink with every mention.
#PantsNaNoWriMo day 18: A quickie check in today, and sharing bit about the business side of show business.
First Cup of Coffee – November 19, 2019: #PantsNaNoWriMo day 19: Pantsing DOES NOT mean no structure. I use a structure – and spreadsheets! – to chart my progress and predict the novel beats and eventual length. Today I talk about how this works, and when it doesn’t, and why THE FATE OF THE TALA will be 40K longer than I thought. Also why I’m so energized by this somewhat daunting discovery! Hint: it has to do with Tao.
First Cup of Coffee – November 20, 2019: #PantsNaNoWriMo day 20: Talking today about the business and money end of being writer – and how your goals affect your priorities and decisions. For those interested, you can look at my Author Coaching packages here: https://jeffekennedy.com/author-coaching or in the website store here: https://jeffekennedy.com/store
First Cup of Coffee – November 21, 2019: #PantsNaNoWriMo day 21: In the trenches thoughts on being pantser/gardener – and a reminder that dramatic beats and story structure are mileposts only, and not formula. A lot of story-structure advice comes from analyzing what someone else did intuitively.
First Cup of Coffee – November 22, 2019: #PantsNaNoWriMo day 22: Approaching the story like a tesseract: you don’t have to know the whole thing. Also setting goals and keeping them firmly in mind.
We’re back aboard the Bridgerton Express, arriving at station stop Benedict! Join us this week for stunning Cinderella story spun by our favorite fairy godmother, Julia Quinn! We get all the classics – an evil stepmother, a masked ball, and a Mysterious lady who disappears at midnight, and that’s only part one! Two years have gone by when suddenly our hero and heroine are reunited. Yet, it’s not quite the reunion we were expecting… We were once again reduced to sighs of longing and giggles from Bridgerton sibling wit. We’re reading An Offer from a Gentleman by Julia Quinn and cannot wait to see how this HEA comes to be!! **Stop! Spoiler time!**
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