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Hosted by Hannah Magness, Jessica Collins · arts · EN-US
Welcome to the Fiction Lounge, a podcast started by two writing besties with a passion to demystify the writing process together. Join us every Tuesday as we talk all things fiction writing, publishing, and all the possible topics in between.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to the Fiction Lounge, a podcast started by two writing besties with a passion to demystify the writing process together. Join us every Tuesday as we talk all things fiction writing, publishing, and all the possible topics in between.
The Fiction Lounge is hosted by Hannah Magness, Jessica Collins. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Fiction Lounge Celebrates Two Years!" (27 October 2026, 51 minutes), "Interview with Anna Rasche" (20 October 2026, 51 minutes), and "Demystifying the Publishing Industry with Literary Agent Sheyla Knigge" (6 October 2026, 62 minutes).
The Fiction Lounge publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for The Fiction Lounge is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Fiction Lounge requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Fiction Lounge's contact route on record: verified email.
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Hannah Magness, Jessica Collins hosts The Fiction Lounge, an arts podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #6
Hannah and Jess celebrate TWO YEARS of the Fiction Lounge with some big news from Hannah, some fascinating stats, and a trip down memory lane. Do you have feedback or episode requests for us? Fill out this form to let...
Episode #5
Jess and Hannah interview author Anna Rasche about the journey from gemologist to published author, the value of historical accuracy and how to creatively make it work in fiction, and how the process of writing often...
Episode #3
Literary agent Sheyla Knigge of Highline Literary talks to Hannah and Jess about pressing industry questions, things to consider when working with an agent, and why the publishing industry and authors are at odds when...
Episode #2
Hannah and Jess speak with author Michelle Cullen about her newest release, explore the difference between detective mysteries and anthropological mysteries, and how sometimes, reader data can be used to impact...
Episode #1
Jess and Hannah discuss what it means to read like a writer, why it's important for ALL writers to find time to read this way, how to do it, and things you should pay attention to when reading closely. Do you have...
Episode #16
Jess and Hannah discuss their favorite reads of the past three months, with a variety of titles to look into! Do you have feedback or episode requests for us? Fill out this form to let us know. If you've heard us talk...
Episode #15
Hannah and Jess interview author Joss Richard on pub day of her most recent novel, Let's Kiss and Tell! They discuss the differences in process between each book, the societal value of a genre like romance, and how...
Episode #14
Hannah and Jess discuss the core elements of a scene, how they need to work within the scene, and give you tips on how to improve your scenes if you find yourself struggling. Do you have feedback or episode requests for...
Episode #13
In their interview with author Susan Furber, Jess and Hannah discuss writing a literary fiction series, how your characters stay with you, and they dive into Susan's upcoming release, What Other Years Have Done . Susan...
Episode #12
Hannah and Jess interview debut author Kathleen Schwab about her historical fantasy, Queenswood , and how her journey to this book was mostly about pursuing her joy. They discuss the Celtic folklore of the story and how...
Episode #11
Jess and Hannah discuss both the similarities and differences between the mystery, crime, thriller, and horror genres. They cover genre expectations, but also share what these genres all have in common. This episode...
Episode #10
Hannah and Jess interview New York Times Bestselling author Alka Joshi about her new book Six Days in Bombay while discussing other topics such as identity and how great character work is born. Born in India and raised...
Episode #9
Hannah and Jess explain the similarities and differences between women's fiction and romance, provide practical ways to understand how to place your own novel, and three questions to ask yourself if you're looking for...
Episode #8
Hannah and Jess discuss why plot devices are one of the most important ways to move your story forward, what types of plot devices there are, and how you might already be using them without even realizing it. Do you...
Episode #7
Hannah, Jess, and their guest A.L. Sinclair discuss her unique journey from pursuing self-publishing to being discovered by her now agent and going traditional publishing. They also discuss the work to write a dark...
Episode #6
Jess and Hannah introduce a new series on the key elements of writing in certain genres. In the first episode, they discuss the definitions and hallmarks of literary fiction, upmarket fiction, and commercial fiction...
Episode #5
Hannah and Jess discuss their adaptations living life with chronic illness, discuss how mental health episodes can feel equally as limiting, and share their tips and mentalities for handling the difficult days. Do you...
Episode #4
<p>Jess and Hannah talk about bringing mythology to life with editor and author John Glynn. They explore the idea of queer erasure within myth and lore, discuss the depth of writing about first love and how it changes...
Episode #3
<p>Hannah and Jess talk with author Britt Middleton about her debut novel American Love Song, the importance of mental health representation in romance, and she provides practical advice and encouragement for new...
Episode #2
<p>Hannah and Jess interview Denise Madre of Prose Without Thorns about her work in the field of sensitivity reading, and she provides practical ways to be more conscious when writing marginalized people. This episode...
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