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!
AC Arthur’s new book The After Party is out, and she joins me to talk about all things friendship, cocktails, murder, revenge, and more.
Because it was inspired by the movie 9 to 5, we deep dive into revenge on bad bosses and movie nostalgia, too.
This week, Abigail is happy to welcome author Stacey Agdern back to the pod to discuss her new book, LOVE AND LATKES! Discussion topics include Instagram Live malfunctions, good food, Zombie Crushes, and the soft core of well-rounded characters. Also, Abigail makes Stacey cry again. Whoops!
On this week’s episode we’re talking about the origin stories of our anxiety, The Proposal by Jasmine Guillory, Red (Taylor’s Version), the new beauty brand from Harry Styles, and more!
I’m raving about the new Christmas RomCom, LoveHard, and then I’m indulging in spoilery rant about the season finale of Lucifer and why I hated it. Why is the concept of an HEA and a long-term loving relationship so hard?
First Cup of Coffee – November 15, 2021: My weekend – which included an actual book event with IRL people! – and my excited thoughts on Red (Taylor’s Version). Talking on creators owning their work and also how we decide whether to revise past work.
First Cup of Coffee – November 18, 2021: Why I think “Kill Your Darlings” isn’t actually useful writing advice. Also I’m discussing how to write novellas, and I’m introducing the Watch Phrase of the Day! Today’s is: prevent the proliferation of secondary characters.
Author Jenn Burke discusses “House on Fire,” the latest book in her “Ashes and Dust” series. Jenn also talks about why she created the spin off from the “Not Dead Yet” series. She also shares why she enjoys spreading romances across multiple books, her enjoyment in writing second chance romance, and the twists that she always adds to her paranormal characters to make them her own. In addition, we get great story about how Jenn and Kelly Jensen got together to write the “Chaos Station” series.
At long last, Alli is reading and discussing the book that has been most frequently recommended to her by guests and listeners in 2020 and 2021: Linda Sue Park’s Prairie Lotus. This book presents long overdue perspective about the same (highly complicated) era romanticized by Laura Ingalls Wilder and explores matters of race, xenophobia, loss, Otherness, and assault. On Episode 170, Alli and her guest discuss the importance of embracing one’s full identity, the depiction of Native American culture in Prairie Lotus, the pressures placed on children and women of color, and so much more. Enjoy this third week of New Reads November 2021!
Veera Hiranandani is the author of several highly-acclaimed, award-winning books, including The Night Diary and The Whole Story of Half a Girl. Her new book — How to Find What You’re Not Looking For — is now available. Follow Veera on Instagram (@veerawrites) and Twitter (@VeeraHira).
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