We're back! We sat down with author Sylvia Day in a very fuzzy soundproof room at Penguin, along with her editor, Cindy Hwang, and publicist of awesomeness, Erin Galloway, and had a grand time talking about Bared to You, Day's earlier novellas, and her goals for her presidency of RWA.
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You can also learn more about Sylvia Day's books and novellas at her website.
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Thanks to Jane, Cindy Hwang, Erin Galloway and Sylvia Day, and to Sassy Outwater, who provided the music for this podcast. The track is called “Percolator” and it's by The Hanuman Collective from their album Pedal Horse. You can find them at iTunes as well.
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Oh come on! You should totally do bar interviews at RWA – how else will those of us unable to attend get the vibe for it? Besides, isn’t that where all the good stuff happens? PLEASE?!?!
I agree. More bar interviews.
I enjoyed the podcast. I’ve been avoiding 50 shades of grey AND Sylvia Day’s books because they’ve been suggested for folks who like 50 shades of grey, but now I’m thinking I may try at least one of Ms. Day’s books. Thanks for another great episode. (FYI – my avoidance stems largerly from a career that has landed me in largely male dominated fields. Reading about dominant males, not my thing).
Help why can’t I find any of the podcasts? Even the ones I’d downloaded before are gone.