She learnt way more than she ever bargained for.ĭriving authors to drink … aka all hail editors (Oct 2019) Two years ago this week, Lee Winter took the plunge to become a full-time author of lesbian fiction. The Fantasy vs Reality of Becoming a Full-Time Author (Nov 2019)

Part II with narrator Angela Dawe on rap, roots, consent, and why our stories matter (Dec 2019)Īngela Dawe, the hugely popular audiobook narrator of mainstream and lesbian fiction, discusses her Michigan roots, love of stories, rapping badly, philosophy, and whether she is, in fact, on the lam. Part one of Lee Winter’s interview with Angela Dawe, who narrated The Brutal Truth and Breaking Character. Narrator Angela Dawe on audiobooks, accents, lesbian fans, and naughty bits (Nov 2019) She explains the differences between narrating a lesbian romance and a straight one, the accents she avoids, and whether narrating sex scenes is in fact like reading an IKEA catalog. Lee Winter’s interview with Abby Craden, one of lesbian romance’s most popular narrators.

Murasaki created her ground-breaking manuscript at a time in Japan when only poetry was revered as important, women’s writings in general were not considered serious, and the world around her had not seen anything like the grand work she was about to create.Īudiobook narrator Abby Craden on the art of making lesbian romance sizzle (Sep 2020) On Book Lovers Day, August 9, Lee Winter pays tribute to author and poet Murasaki Shikibu, the woman credited with writing the first full-length novel. Meet Murasaki Shikibu, the first ever novelist And you will never guess what Anne Lister kept a collection of!Īrtist Tami Wicinas’s impression of author and poet Murasaki Shikibu. She shares some fun lessons we might take from the charismatic 19th century landholder and ladies woman. Photo: Jay Brooks.Īuthor Lee Winter learned a lot about life from studying Anne Lister in the TV series Gentleman Jack.

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