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I mostly suggest alternative names for Mia's books, which is probably pretty annoying. She talks about her subject matter - postnatal wellbeing and birth trauma, her writing process, and her career.

Anyone with any connection at all to academia will find this fascinating. Petra writes about being well in academia and we talk about this with specific reference to students and staff returning to school and uni after lockdown.

I absolutely defy you to listen to this and not immediately want to read all of Lucinda's books, she is such an engaging speaker, and as a veteran author speaks with authority of her experience of writing and getting published

Tessa is a yoga and hypnobirthing teacher, expert on the menstrual cycle, and author some educational children's books and her latest self-published book for pregnant women called Pearls of Birth

Most of you lovely patreons know Sherry well, and I'm certain you'll enjoy listening to her as she tells me about her life and her writing process. This one's right down the feminist end of the conversational spectrum.