We have a returning guest this week! Rebecca Thorne is back to update us about all things Tea and Tomes, including how she wrote a wedding heist and what's next for beloved characters Kianthe and Reyna. Plus, she shares some valuable publishing insight and updates us on what's changed from her first episode with us as an indie author in season one to now. Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About Tea You at the Altar with Rebecca Thorne

This episode, we get apocalyptic with L.M. Juniper, chatting all about his zombie novel HOW WE END alongside the vast array of representation it features, including the importance of Asian and trans identities within the genre. We also get excited for L.M.'s upcoming sapphic romantasy and explore the importance of found family at the end of the world. Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About How We End with LM Juniper

This week, we chat with author and tattoo artist Samantha Leigh about her queer literary romance novel,&nbsp;Joy, including the book's Liverpudlian roots, how the characters came to life, what it was like to work with a small northern press, and future plans! Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About Joy with Samantha Leigh

For this week's episode, we were joined by Stephanie Burgis to talk about her new romantasy book,&nbsp;Wooing the Witch Queen. She told us all about the first book in the&nbsp;Queens of Villany&nbsp;series, what we can be excited about next, and where she finds her inspiration to write new stories after creating over 50 of them! Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About Wooing the Witch Queen with Stephanie Burgis

Our first guest of this season is the author of Modern Divination, Isa Agajanian. We talked about what inspired this book, all the changes it went through, and Isa's experience in both indie and trad publishing. They also teased a few more projects they're working on (we're so excited). Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About Modern Divination with Isa Agajanian

We’re back for season 4! Join us for a catch up where we share how we’re staving off the winter blues, not just with our usual media, but also with our beloved hobbies. Plus, find out what we have planned for the coming year! Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

We're Back with too many Hobbies

Today, we're wraping up season 3 of Swords &amp; Sapphics. It's been one hell of a year, so for today's episode, we've decided to take a look back at our accomplishments and joys. We also shared what we're excited about or would like to do next year! Thank you all for being part of our journey. We can't wait to show you what we have planned. We wish you happy holidays and a happy New Year! Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

Looking Back and Forward

For our newest episode, we were joined by our last guest of the year – Kitty Murphy! We asked about the inspiration behind her Dublin Drag Mysteries series, how she fell in love with drag, what type of research, if any, she does for her murders (visiting an autopsy was mentioned), and so much more! Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

About Dublin Drag Mysteries with Kitty Murphy

In this week’s episode, we’re lucky enough to sit down with talented rock siren Poesy to chat all about her songwriting process and what her upcoming EP means to her, as well as the similarities and differences between writing prose. Plus, Epic the Musical fans will be thrilled to hear more about how Poesy came to play the role of Hera in The Wisdom Saga. Theme song: Forces of Attraction by Scott Holmes Music

Songwriting with Poesy

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