Big Gay Fiction Podcast

PRIDE MONTH BONUS EPISODES

Author TJ Klune talks about his debut young adult novel The Extraordinaries and shares the world premiere first listen for the audiobook narrated by Michael Lesley. TJ also shares what Pride means to him. The link to this episode can be found here.

Narrator Kirt Graves discusses the work he did narrating Lynn Van Dorn’s Now You See Me. To listen to this episode, click here.

Author Adriana Herrera discusses her upcoming book, Finding Joy, and reads an excerpt from it. She also shares what Pride means to her. To listen, click here.

Jeff and I announce the Big Gay Fiction Book Club selection for June: Heartache & Hoofbeats by Maz Maddox. Maz stops by to tell us what this shifter romance is about.

Jeff reviews Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner. Jeff and I talk about how much we both enjoyed The Hideaway Inn by Philip William Stover.

Philip talks with Jeff about The Hideaway Inn and the diverse cast of queer characters he created for his charming small town romance. He also talks about his Love Beyond Boundaries series and shares how he got started as an author. Philip also kicks off our Pride month series of readings with an excerpt from The Hideaway Inn and he tell us what Pride means to him.

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Jeff and I kick off this week’s show with a special announcement! The Big Gay Fiction Podcast will be producing a ton of bonus programming for Pride during the month June!

Will review the terrific vacation romance, There Galapagos My Heart by Philip William Stover. Jeff reviews Hard Hart by E. Davies.

Victoria Lee talks to Jeff about the Feverwake series. She discusses the dystopian world she created full of queer characters, magic and government corruption. We also get details on The Fever King WebToon, what got her started writing, as well as her next book.

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Jeff and I announce that the May 2020 Big Gay Fiction Book Club selection will be Romancing the Rough Diamond by Clare London. Jeff shouts out a recent episode of Tea & Strumpets, which featured KJ Charles’s Band Sinister.

We then discuss several historically significant gay documentaries, Studio 54: The Documentary, Cherry Grove Stories and Circus of Books. Jeff reviews Layla Reyne’s Variable Onset as well as the new children’s book The One and Only Dylan St. Claire by Kamen Edwards and illustrated by Jeffrey Ebbeler.

Emma Scott discusses her book Someday, Someday, including the research she had to do in order to write about the many elements the book tackles, including opioid addiction and conversion therapy. Emma also talks about what got her started with writing and her shift from fantasy to romance.

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