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Hey sex fans,
I’m happy to report that Rob Rosen is back with us again this week with Part 2 of our conversation about his life and his work. And what a pleasure it is to have him, so to speak, back with us. Because we get to savor even more of The Erotic Mind of this enormously prolific author.
If you somehow missed Part 1 of this delightful chat with Rob, you don’t have to worry. Because it, like all my podcasts, is archived right here on my site. Use the search function to your right, type in podcast #180 and VOILÀ! But be sure to use the #sign when you search.
Rob will also read again from his published work; you’re gonna so love this.
Rob and I discuss:
- His women fans.
- Gay erotica — read, reviewed and published by straight women.
- His output — 2/3 gay fiction; 1/3 speculative fiction for straight audiences.
- Writing for Men and Freshmen magazines.
- Getting into character.
- Dealing with the occasional writer’s block.
- What the future hold for him and his work.
- Advice for the novice writer.
BE THERE OR BE SQUARE!
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