The Artsy Raven, Ep 152: Writing, Motherhood, and Finding Community with Alison Gadsby
My interview with JF Garrard is up at The Artsy Raven. This is one of the first interviews I did and it was so great to finally meet JF in real life after that. Follow and subscribe to the Patreon for a bonus excerpt.
The Book Love Podcast: The Patriarchy & Intrusive Thoughts, Alison Gadsby, | Author Interview
If you haven’t heard of the Book Love Podcast, then you should start following them because my interview with Matt from Ohio is the best interview of my life.
“Together, we explore how horror, surrealism, and unsettling realism can reveal deeper truths about trauma, empathy, patriarchy, intrusive thoughts, and what it means to endure in the modern world. We also dive into the role of feminism in literature, the intersection of mental health and societal systems, the “male loneliness epidemic,” and how fiction can challenge the ways we understand both ourselves and each other. It’s a candid and honest conversation about storytelling, suffering, and the uncomfortable realities many people are forced to navigate every day.”
Listen here. Follow them on Instagram @booklove_podcast.
Canada Reads Inspired: Interview — Alison Gadsby and Breathing Is How Some People Stay Alive
Canada Reads Inspired is a fantastic podcast hosted by Rebbecca and Tara, one American, one Canadian, who love Canada Reads.
Vanessa Shields: Interview with Alison Gadsby
“I met Alison Gadsby many moons ago at the Toronto Junction Reads Prose reading series she’s been curating and hosting for nearly two decades now. Alison is a bright light in a big city, passionately shining her light on prose writers, offering them a friendly stage in which to read and share and sell their books. Not only does Alison curate and host, she also delivers thoughtful, well-written book reviews…which she’s been doing for years as well. She is avid and attentive on social media, and hosts Live on Instagram – The First Thirty a monthly conversation with writers. She’s the kinda gal you witness and think ‘how the heck does she do it all?’!”