This one isn't very useful for my purposes, but what the heck.
This one isn't very useful for my purposes, but what the heck.
Let's see if I can get back into the blogging thing and catch up on all the gothic-related reading I want to do for a gothic themed podcast. A number of the articles I've collected for this are not ones I'd blog purely for the Project, so I may be skimming more briefly than usual.
(Originally aired 2023/09/02 - listen here)
Welcome to On the Shelf for September 2023.
To help with discoverability for the podcast (and make promotion a little easier) I've been setting up special topic indexes. The latest one is for the "Our F/Favorite Tropes" series. So if you want to check out our shows about how favorite historical romance tropes work differently for female couples, here's your list!
Do you have a favorite historical trope you'd like to have explored? It's probably already on the to-do list, but lots of interest could move it up in the queue.
(Originally aired 2023/08/19 - listen here)
Professions as Tropes
(Originally aired 2023/08/05 - listen here)
Welcome to On the Shelf for August 2023.
(Originally aired 2023/07/29 - listen here)
Here are the updated submission guidelines for next year's fiction series. There are only a few minor changes from last year, mostly clarifying some standard practices that newer authors may not be familiar with, and explicitly stating a policy regarding Large Language Models.
(Originally aired 2023-07-15 - listen here)
(Originally aired 2023/07/01 - listen here)
Welcome to On the Shelf for July 2023.