From Historical Romance to Women's Fiction with best-selling author, Sarah MacLean
Our guest, Sarah MacLean, is a New York Times, Washington Post & USA Today bestselling author. These Summer Storms is her first contemporary novel. In addition to her novels, Sarah is a leading advocate for the romance genre, speaking widely on its place as a feminist text and a cultural bellwether. Today, we talk about: putting everything on the page, romance vs. women’s fiction, what romance teaches us, the power of our pleasure, and so much more. Looking for our community of readers and writers? Join 22,000+ other creatives at CreativeInspiredAlive.com: ask questions of upcoming podcast guests, behind-the-scenes publishing insights, creativity coaching sessions, “Reading with Wonder” Book Clubs, and more. »The audio version of the show is also available on major podcast streaming platforms.
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