Made In Romance Sarah Bailey & S.R. Severn

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab are about to get a little kinky. The British ladies break open the vault on kinks in romance, discussing BDSM, voyeurism, edge play and so much more. They're about to spill the tea on what they like to read and write so be prepared for their in depth discussion on the World of Kink.

Link to the list they utilised during the podcast:

Kink Fetish List

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab get rather personal in their discussion about creative burnout. The British ladies spill the tea and expose their true selves when it comes to their own experiences with burnout, writer's block and imposter syndrome. They dive deep into how they have overcome the darkest times in their writing and the lessons they've learnt.

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab discuss the controversial topic of COVID or coronavirus romances and whether or not it is something we should be writing about. This episode gets very ranty and the British ladies go deep. Holding back opinions is not something they do on their podcast, so you've been warned. Listen at your own peril or just enjoy the ladies spilling the tea as always.

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab talk about the eight main male archetypes in romance books. The ladies spill the tea on who their favourite archetypes are, compare them to the heroes or antiheroes Sarah has written and have a bit of a giggle. You may also discover who from one of Sarah's series she would pick in real life.

The links to the lists used in this episode:

We Need a Hero: A Look at the Eight Hero Archetypes

A Look at 8 Key Male Archetypes for Your Novel

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab have an in depth discussion on the subject of why people trash on romance or call romance 'trashy'. The British ladies are definitely spilling the tea this time. Sarah does not hold back. Be prepared for the epic rant of the century.

On this week's episode, hosts Sarah and Sab have a special guest, head writer and reviewer at tehben.com, Matthew Burroughs. The British ladies and Matt are talking about men reading romance and the stigma behind it. They delve into why men aren't open about reading it and what they think we, as a romance community, should do to encourage more open readership. As always, they have very strong opinions and aren't afraid to spill the tea.