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We received an email from Megan, who wanted to know about the possibility of building rating system for sex in books. TL;DR, we don’t think it’s entirely feasible given how subjective heat levels can be for different readers, but the idea gives us a lot to talk about.
It’s Flashback Friday: Shipping Room style! We’re flashing back to this summer when we celebrated our 5 Year Anniversary of this podcast over on YouTube with a few rounds of The Newlywed Game – but with a special ‘shipping twist! Find out how well we know each other based on years of learning each other’s ‘shipping habits!
On narrowing down the possibilities in the beginning stages of writing new story.
I’m discussing why authors should never be afraid of their agents and some tips on navigating business relationships in general. Also how I’m little bit at loose ends today and not sure what to do!
First Cup of Coffee – October 12, 2020: We’re doing some exciting (for us) landscaping work. I’m also chatting about more egregious editing fouls and how self-publishing authors should be careful of predatory practices.
First Cup of Coffee – October 15, 2020:Why I don’t believe that FOMO is real – or that the feeling might be, but the actuality of missing out isn’t – and other thoughts on Taoism, the flow of the universe and the nature of opportunity.
Ashley Griffis and Ryan Etter of Couples Talking Couples make triumphant return to the land of the cheap. They talk about what they’re reading, shirtless Adam Driver (because duh), 90s rom-coms and more!
Witches and costumes and problematic tropes, oh my! In the first of this year’s #Cocktober series, Andrea from Shelf Love Podcast joins Kelly to discuss CAROLINE’s HEART by Austin Chant.
Every once in while, Alli stumbles her way back to a book that tells her more than she ever could have expected about the kind of reader and writer she’s grown up to be… and The View from Saturday is one of them! On Episode 116, she and her guest take a close look at this 1996 middle grade novel by E.L. Konigsburg, which won the Newbery Medal in 1997.
Alli and Kate discuss the book’s multiple perspectives and framing device, share which of the four core characters they most relate to, talk about the magic of a story that’s about kindness and being seen, and chat about whether or not The View from Saturday should be adapted for the screen. They also talk about elements of the book that most certainly did not hold up very well — most glaringly, its tendency to other characters of color and the use of a noose as a recurring image in the story.
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