In the long-overdue fourth episode of season three, the cohosts talk with literary agent Danielle Burby of Mad Woman Literary about her journey from interning into opening her own agency, hustling, holding space for relaxation, and risk-taking.

Mentioned in this episode:
https://www.madwomanliterary.com/about
https://inkedentertainment.com/danika-frost
https://twitter.com/DanielleBurby
https://www.instagram.com/madwomanliterary/

Episode trigger warnings for:

• cancer
• trauma
• sexual assault
• death/parent death
• greif

Buckle up, Nerds this is a deep one.

In a very special episode of This Podcast Needs a Title, Isabel and Erica rant, rave, complain, and scream into their hearts with none other than Bram Stoker Award Finalist Ally Malinenko.

Ally is a poet, novelist, and librarian living in Brooklyn, New York, where she pens her tales in a secret writing closet before dawn each day. Connect with Ally on her website at www.allymalinenko.com or on socials @AllyMalinenko. And check out @SpookyMiddleGrade too!

And here is a complementary link for finding a grief counselor or therapist: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists

Dedicated to Trish the Dish and Big Ron.

After a longer than expected hiatus, the co-hosts are back and joined by a third co-host, Isabel Sterling!

In this 2nd episode of season 3, Isabel and Erica (who miss Ciara a lot) are joined by their emotional support writing buddy author Vanessa Montalban to talk about her debut book A Tall Dark Trouble. Shenanigans 100% guaranteed.

About our guest:
Fueled by the magic of espresso, Miami-born Vanessa Montalban channels her wanderlust for far-off worlds into writing speculative fiction for teens. She’s a first-gen graduate from the University of Central Florida where she received her Bachelor’s in Creative Writing with summa cum laude honors.

Follow Vanessa on Twitter & IG @VVMontalban
https://linktr.ee/vvmontalban

Also mentioned in this episode:

Co-host Isabel Sterling's coaching podcast:
https://www.isabelsterling.com/podcasts/the-author-burnout-cure