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The Gay Ass Book Club

Podcast de Jameel Mayers

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Gay Ass Book Club is a reader-first book club built around LGBTQ+ authors and the stories we don’t see pushed hard enough. This isn’t about literary posturing, it’s about finding books that represent us, talking to each other about great books, and hearing directly from the writers who made them. New releases, overlooked gems, and titles worth arguing over all live here. Each month features curated picks, author spotlights, interviews, and conversations that let you get closer than a synopsis. We talk craft, identity, publishing realities, and why certain stories land when they do. It’s designed for casual readers, serious book lovers, and anyone who wants their reading life to feel more alive and more connected. If you’re a reader looking for great LGBTQ+ books, this is your place. If you’re a queer author with something to say, this is your room. Subscribe, join the community, and help build a library that actually reflects us.

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Portada del episodio June 2026 - Steven Gellman

June 2026 - Steven Gellman

Ever wondered how a singer-songwriter becomes a published novelist? Join us as Stephen Gellman explains how a festival encounter and a love of tea sparked his literary journey. Plus, insights into his upcoming trilogy "Somewhere and Nowhere" and the secret sauce of blending music with storytelling. In this episode: * How accidental meetings can unleash your creative potential * The story behind the intriguing title "Somewhere and Nowhere" * Writing from personal mental health experiences * The importance of diverse representations in YA fiction * The unique blend of music and literature, including exclusive previews * Practical advice for aspiring writers — just start! * The role of loose planning and spontaneity in storytelling * Behind the scenes of audiobook narration and vinyl recordings * The significance of community centers and local events in promotion * How a playful name like "Gay Ass Book Club" sparks curiosity and laughs Resources & Links: * Hidden Poet [https://hiddenpoet.com/] — Stephen Gellman’s official site * Michael Crouch [https://www.michaelcrouch.com/] — Award-winning audiobook narrator * The Gay Ass Book Club [https://riverside.com/dashboard/studios/fatherneticss-studio/projects/6999d876dc1726922b515b0b?activeTab=made-for-you#] — Join the fun and support queer authors * Art of Tea [https://artoftea.com/] — Favorite loose leaf tea provider * Tea Source [https://teasource.com/] — Top spot for tea lovers Connect with Stephen Gellman: * Instagram [https://instagram.com/hiddenpoet] * Newsletter Sign-up [https://hiddenpoet.com/newsletter] And stick around for Stephen’s musical book debut, an exclusive track from his upcoming trilogy, "Somewhere and Nowhere." Whether you’re a writer, a tea enthusiast, or a bookshelf dreamer, this episode’s got something brewed just for you.

1 de jun de 2026 - 40 min
Portada del episodio May 2026 - Jayson Haynes

May 2026 - Jayson Haynes

Ever wonder how an introverted guy from Manchester started writing a trilogy that’s not just about being gay but also dives into the deep stuff like love, heartbreak, and philosophy? Buckle up! We're chatting with Jayson, an author, traveler, and future Ian McKellen fan, about his series, travel stories, and practical advice for writers. In this episode: * Jayson introduces himself, shares his global adventures, and his favorite spots in Southeast Asia and Italy. * How COVID sparked his writing journey and his process, from voice notes to book drafts. * The inspiration behind his books, from his first “gay man’s guide” to exploring heartbreak through biology. * Navigating the ever-changing language, culture, and social norms within the gay community. * Tips on authentic friendships, setting boundaries, and thriving in the LGBT space. * The upcoming themes of his next books on philosophy, metaphysics, and self-reflection. * The most rewarding part of being an author—connecting with readers and creating community. * Jayson’s ambitious plans to explore ancient history and future publications. Ready to start your own writing odyssey? Remember: perfection is a myth, but passion is real. Just grab your pen or voice recorder, and get those ideas out. The world’s waiting!

1 de may de 2026 - 51 min
Portada del episodio Jameel Mayers - Gay Ass Introduction

Jameel Mayers - Gay Ass Introduction

This episode is the why behind the Gay Ass Book Club. It starts with how this idea came together, the gap it’s meant to fill, and why queer stories still struggle to get the same space, attention, and longevity as everyone else’s. This isn’t about assigned reading or academic breakdowns. It’s about books we actually want to talk about, authors who deserve real visibility, and readers who want community without gatekeeping. You’ll hear what the club is, what it’s not, and how it’s going to work. Frequent reads. Author interviews. Spotlights on emerging and established LGBTQ+ writers. A growing library you can trust. And conversations that feel like the good part of book club, not homework. The goal is simple: support queer authors, create discovery for readers, and build something that lasts. There’s also a quick nod to how this connects naturally with the work already happening over at Fathernetics, same values, same focus on storytelling, just a different lane. Whether you’re a reader, a writer, or both, this episode sets the tone for what’s coming and why now is the right time. What to expect going forward: New book picks, author interviews, reader discussions, and space for queer authors to get their work in front of people who are actively looking for it. Launch: May 2026 Subscribe, share it with a reader friend, and if you’re a queer author, this is your invitation to pull up a chair.

2 de feb de 2026 - 6 min
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