ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Join author S. Jae-Jones as she discusses her fantasy book "Shadowsong," sequel to "Wintersong," and its surrounding themes of bipolar disorder, love, and self-acceptance. In this episode, we’ll also discuss the significance of sibling relationships, the impact of mental health across generations, and the complexities of navigating mental illness and creativity.
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