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372. Hanging Out in the Ws with Sarah and JN Welsh

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I have sat next to author JN Welsh at book signings – Ws! It’s where the A/C is! – and we’ve had the best conversations. I thought you might like to listen in!

What do we talk about in this episode?

  • Attending DJ school and how her love of music found its way into her writing
  • Her work as an adjunct professor of American Sign Language
  • The importance of showing, not telling, in every aspect
  • When did our feelings about phone calls change so much?
  • Plus Jen has advice on meditating and caring for yourself, every part of yourself.

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  1. Teresa says:

    Excited to listen to this. I really liked In Tune and both covers are spectacular.

  2. Another Anne says:

    I really enjoyed this podcast. I took a sign language course in college from a deaf teacher and really enjoyed it. It didn’t satisfy a language requirement for me, but it was interesting. One night, we joined the teacher and some of her friends at a club. I remember how heavy the bass line was for the music (this was in the 1980s) but everyone was dancing.

    I don’t read much contemporary romance, but Ms. Welsh’s descriptions of her books intrigued me and I’ll be checking those out.

  3. Kate says:

    I really enjoy these conversations because subjects that I know little to nothing about suddenly become so fascinating.

  4. SB Sarah says:

    Thank you for the comments! I’m so pleased you all liked this episode such that you stopped by to say so. Thank you!

    I really appreciate that, including your comment, Kate. I love when a conversation includes something that is a person’s passion that I know so little about. It really is fascinating, and I’m so fortunate to get to share those conversations with a wider group. Thank you for listening!

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