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It gives us great pleasure to announce Pat Henshaw as the guest on Episode 044: You Deserve To Be Loved. Join us as we talk with Pat about her journey in writing, the world of reviews, and the novella-length story as a choice. You can find Pat’s novels here: Connect with Pat on the web: This Podcast Episode is
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It gives us great pleasure to announce David Berger as the guest on Episode 042: Sacred Band of Thebes. Join us as we talk with David about mythic inspiration, Wonder Woman, and getting the most out of conventions. You can find David’s novels here: Connect with David on the web: This Podcast Episode is
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It gives us great pleasure to welcome Jamie Fessenden and Freddie Feeley, Jr back as the guests on Episode 207 – More Fun With the Creepy Scenes!
Authors Jamie Fessenden and Freddie Feeley, Jr team up to share with us their forthcoming horror novel, Borderlands, and what it was like to team up.
NOTE: Jamie accidentally said “bodega” in this episode. He caught it after the fact and knew he meant “botánica” – offering his apologies to anyone he confused.
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Bio:
Jamie Fessenden is an author of gay fiction in many genres. Most involve romance, because he believes everyone deserves to find love, but after that anything goes: contemporary, science fiction, historical, paranormal, mystery, or whatever else strikes his fantasy.
Jamie set out to be a writer in junior high school. He published a couple short pieces in his high school’s literary magazine and had another story place in the top 100 in a national contest, but it wasn’t until he met his partner, Erich, almost twenty years later, that he began writing again in earnest. With Erich alternately inspiring and goading him, Jamie wrote several screenplays and directed a few of them as micro-budget independent films. He then began writing novels and published his first novella in 2010.
After nine years together, Jamie and Erich have married and purchased a house together in the wilds of Raymond, New Hampshire, where there are no street lights, turkeys and deer wander through their yard, and coyotes serenade them on a nightly basis.
Jamie recently left his “day job” as a tech support analyst to be a full-time writer.
F.E.Feeley Jr is married to his wonderful husband, John. He’s a father to their German Shephard, Kaiser. Freddie is an avid reader of Mysteries, Horror, and Suspense, and biographies. He’s also a gamer. His favorites include Dragon Age, Mass Effect, Star Trek Online, Skyrim, Assassin’s Creed, Fallout, and Civilization Five. He LOVES to cook and dives into trying new recipes (hint hint). He’s an avid music junkie from POPular music to Opera, to Showtunes, Gospel, Rock, Rap, and Hip Hop. Finally, he’s a Poet – a lot of which is offered on his site for free.
As if that weren’t enough, he’s the author of six published works – four full length novels and two short stories featured in anthologies.
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It gives us great pleasure to announce Jamie Fessenden as the guest on Episode 041: NaNoWriMo Got Raunchy. Join us as we talk with Jamie about settings, staying on target, why bisexual is a more real gay-for-you, and his experience at “Viable Paradise” – a SciFi Writing Workshop. You can find Jamie’s novels here: Connect with Jamie on the web: This Podcast Episode is
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It gives us great pleasure to announce Dena Hankins as the guest on Episode 040: Navigating Gender Waters. Join us as we talk with Dena about characters finding love, how gender and identity enhance the richness of a story, and connecting with people at events. You can find Dena’s novels here: Connect with Dena on the web: This Podcast Episode is
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It gives us great pleasure to announce Amy Hoff, Alasdair Reavey, and Christopher Stanley as the guests on Episode 039: Watch the Background Carefully. Join us as we talk with Amy, Alasdair and Chris about Caledonia, how they translate the printed work to the screen, the importance of real characters, and highlighting the real Glasgow. You can find Amy’s novels here: You can learn about and watch Caledonia on the web: This Podcast Episode is
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We at the Written on the Edge podcast are grateful for the family-in-spirit that has grown up around the idea of our stories of love, life, and living to the fullest.
As you bebop through your holiday this year, we’d like to show our gratitude with a little cheer. Twelve cheers, actually. Delivered to you in the mornings as daily half-hour stories through the end of December.
Set your listening app to automatic download. You may find a new author whose works you’ll love, or be treated to a new tale from a favorite storyteller.
We only ask that you spread the love and tell people about the authors and stories you hear this year.
Warm, safe, and happy holidays from all of us at the WROTE Podcast!
| 2. | The Holiday Spirit | Dec 15 – Turtledoves | Carole Cummings | |
| 3. | Trois Poules Françaises | Dec 16 – French Hens | Freddy MacKay | |
| 4. | Trouble Sits Down for Dinner | Dec 17 – Calling Birds | Pat Henshaw | |
| 5. | Five Rings | Dec 21 – Gold Rings | Jamie Fessenden | |
| 6. | Six Geese Laid | Dec 22 – Geese a-Laying (Winter Solstice) | A. Catherine Noon & Rachel Wilder | |
| 7. | Seven Swans | Dec 23 – Swans a-Swimming | Albert Nothlit | |
| 8. | Full Moon to Manhattan | Dec 24 – Maids a-Milking (Christmas Eve) | Jayne Lockwood |
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| 9. | Midwinter Dancing | Dec 28 – Ladies Dancing (mid-Kwanzaa) | Angel Martinez |
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| 10. | Ten | Dec 29 – Lords a-Leaping | J. Scott Coatsworth | |
| 11. | Piping Through the Night | Dec 30 – Pipers Piping | A. M. Burns | |
| 12. | En Pointe | Dec 31 – Drummers Drumming (New Year’s Eve) | SA “Baz” Collins |
We at the Written on the Edge podcast are grateful for the family-in-spirit that has grown up around the idea of our stories of love, life, and living to the fullest.
As you bebop through your holiday this year, we’d like to show our gratitude with a little cheer. Twelve cheers, actually. Delivered to you in the mornings as daily half-hour stories through the end of December.
SA Collins rings in Day Twelve with “En Pointe” narrated by Vance Bastian.
We at the Written on the Edge podcast are grateful for the family-in-spirit that has grown up around the idea of our stories of love, life, and living to the fullest.
As you bebop through your holiday this year, we’d like to show our gratitude with a little cheer. Twelve cheers, actually. Delivered to you in the mornings as daily half-hour stories through the end of December.
A.M. Burns enchants Day Eleven with “Piping Through the Night” narrated by Jay Snively.
We at the Written on the Edge podcast are grateful for the family-in-spirit that has grown up around the idea of our stories of love, life, and living to the fullest.
As you bebop through your holiday this year, we’d like to show our gratitude with a little cheer. Twelve cheers, actually. Delivered to you in the mornings as daily half-hour stories through the end of December.
J. Scott Coatsworth leaps into Day 10 with “Ten” – narrated by Vance Bastian.
We at the Written on the Edge podcast are grateful for the family-in-spirit that has grown up around the idea of our stories of love, life, and living to the fullest.
As you bebop through your holiday this year, we’d like to show our gratitude with a little cheer. Twelve cheers, actually. Delivered to you in the mornings as daily half-hour stories through the end of December.
Angel Martinez unwraps Day 9 with “Midwinter Dancing” – a tale she both wrote AND narrates for you!
