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Lez Talk About Books, Baby!

Lez Talk About Books, Baby!

By: Anita Kelly
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 Podcasts that feature interviews with your favorite LGBTQ authors.Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved Art Literary History & Criticism
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  • Lez Talk About Books, Baby! An Interview with Wayne Scott

    Lez Talk About Books, Baby! An Interview with Wayne Scott
    Jul 11 2025

    This week I had the pleasure of talking with Wayne Scott about his recently published memoir, The Maps They Gave Us: One Marriage Reimagined. He talks about braking through societal norms about relationships and introduces the concept of Mixed orientation relationships.

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    38 mins
  • Lez Talk About Books, Baby! An Interview with Seth Haddon

    Lez Talk About Books, Baby! An Interview with Seth Haddon
    Jun 28 2025

    Join in this week an listen to my chat with author, Seth Haddon. Seth has a new novella coming out in July entitled Volatile Memory. This sci-fi adventure is not to be missed. Seth is also a brilliant video game writer and developer. You won't want to miss this episode featuring this talented gem.
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    39 mins
  • Lez Talk About Books, Baby! A second interview with Patricia Grayhall

    Lez Talk About Books, Baby! A second interview with Patricia Grayhall
    Jun 4 2025

    Check out my second interview with Patricia Grayhall. She shares insights into her new release, A Place For Us. This is the third book in the series that Patricia describes as auto-fictional. Listen in as Patricia shares her personal journey with us.
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    46 mins

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