Taking the Leap with a Book Coach! Guest: Larissa Soehn {ep.122}
Larissa Soehn shares her journey first as an author, then as a book coach and why she's so passionate about books and helping women be successful.
{ep. 20} Diversity in Publishing: a Transgender perspective with Nathan Caro Frechette
enMarch 31, 2021
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About this Episode
It's the end of Women's history month. We've been talking a lot about marginalized voices and making sure they are heard. This is a fantastic view into the importance of transgender voices as part of this discussion. Thank you to special guest, Nathan Carol Frechette.
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