ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We are joined by two special guest: Ashleigh Bryant Phillips (@woodlandraised), the author of Sleepovers, and Scott McClanahan, the author The Sarah Book, Crapalachia, and more. We talk about rural writing, stereotypes, A&E's hit series I Survived, but mostly The Byrds. Be sure to support them by buying their books.
Link to Sleepovers: https://bookshop.org/p/books/sleepovers-stories-ashleigh-bryant-phillips/13002637?ean=9781938235665
Link to Ashleigh's website: https://ashleighbryantphillips.com/
Link to Scott's website: http://hollerpresents.com/scott.html
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