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723. Magic and Gardens with Ashley Poston

The Someday Garden by Ashley Poston. A peach backgroudn with the words The Someday Garden in purple, and yellow and green illustrations of a vine wrapped around a key and a keyhole My guest today is bestselling author Ashley Poston, whose new book, The Someday Garden, is out this week.

The Someday Garden was inspired by The Secret Garden, so we’re going to talk about inspiration, gardening, fandoms, changing genres and having your readers grow up with you as a writer.

TW/CW – discussion of grief, and of suicide at almost exactly 1 hour into our conversation.

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You can find Ashley Poston on her website, AshPoston.com, on IG as @HeyAshPoston, and on Threads @HeyAshPoston.

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