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This week, Eva and Katryn discuss the ways in which we undervalue ourselves in publishing, and how getting feedback can cause tunnel vision for only the negative points. Eva revels in the second (or possibly fifth) chance romance she’s having with her upcoming book, and Katryn can only be healed by the Elon/Musk breakup - remember, that thing that happened two weeks ago, but now feels like two hundred years?
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- We discussed that man who had to apologize to Oprah and his flourishing career (why)
- If you’re a fan of fantasy, romance, and everything in between, follow Katryn’s sister, Maren Lane and her thriving book blog!
- Yes, we made merch. Thanks, AJ Davage!
- Katryn discusses additional Pride fuckery in her article on Substack. Follow her there!
- Also, follow Eva on Substack!
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