Bookcast Episode 138: Talking to No One in a Padded Room
I'm back after a week off but I have a good excuse. In this episode I catch up on reading, go down a mystery rabbit hole (including the Lori Loughlin drama and why a series abruptly ended), and share a full breakdown of the Standard of Care soft launch. I also talk about a conversation I had with a longtime reader about why my books have changed, and why I'm writing shorter novels on purpose...and what burnout had to do with all of it. Books mentioned: Ms. Lorraine’s Late in Life Love by Taccara Martin These Heathens by Mia McKenzie L.A. Coroner: Thomas Noguchi and Death in Hollywood by Anne Soon Choi Mist and Malice by Rachel Howzell Hall The Mediator by Robert Bailey Should We? by Jessica Terry Sunset Over Napa Valley by Monica Garner The Potting Shed Murder by Paula Sutton Bibliotherapy in the Bronx by Emely Rumble LCSW Full transcript and show notes: authordlwhite.substack.com Support the podcast: booksbydlwhite.com/shop | buymeacoffee.com/booksbydlwhite | booksbydlwhite.com/linkinbio Support the show Stay connected: Visit my website– Booksbydlwhite.com Join my newsletter – booksbydlwhite.com/newsletter Follow me on Substack– Main Substack | Short Fiction Substack Buy books & merch – booksbydlwhite.com/shop Support this show with a recurring gift at bookcast.buzzsprout.com or Buymeacoffee.com/booksbydlwhite. If you enjoyed this episode, please rate & review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. And if you really liked it, tell a friend.