Words do a lot, and some words in the context of smut can feel icky. In the narration space, apparently gasps and gasped are their shared archnemesis… Just say it, Ethan. Gasped.

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Today was an amazing first! We did an author interview with Cassie from Unfortunate Reads and Vera Valentine to discuss Pushin’ Cushions? They’re absolutely amazing and a blast to chat with. We can’t wait for you guys to read this and their other works. We want you to know that Cassie and friends are doing a charity anthology to support ProLiteracy and you can purchase it here, Matched by the Unicorn: An Unusual Charity Anthology. If you’re into sentient object recs you can get them all here: Sentient Object Romance

We’re pretty sure we know how to end this podcast now, so tell us what you think! Bookish Hot Take Feedback

Kenna went to a speakeasy—but make it gothic literature themed. For the real topic, we’re highlighting author Chloe C. Peñaranda for the smut. You really, really, REALLY don’t want Edgar Allen Poe smut. Just. No…

Join the Morally Gray's Anatomy Patreon, where you’ll be able to join our Discord with even more backstage access. You’ll be able to join in on voice chats and streams, but you’ll also get the amazing community we’ve been curating. You guys are wonderful, and we’ve enjoyed the journey so far

So, you want to be an author…or a narrator…or a better one of the two. Boy do we have information for your unfortunate, misguided ass—

Anyway, after we push through the crap that has been the past two weeks in the book community, we get down to some good shit: tips for first time authors and narrators. We’re like those professionals, but we have made mistakes and learned from them. Want to know what we’d do differently and how you can get started? Listen to Episode 12 now!

Also, for the love of F*!K, tell Ethan how to end our podcast.

“WHAT IS MY JOB?” Ethan, for the love of Satan, please remember what my job is–it’s this, this is my job. (Someone pay me, I put up with so much…)

Round and round the book community discourse goes, and we attempted to streamline it all in a rapid-fire no questions asked no explanations given way…attempted. Ethan Gray was one of the winners in the Dark Star contest and we can’t be more proud of him and Jessie Elwyn. The main topic we get to eventually, is knowing the varying spectrum of smut of spice and where it fits in the story you’re telling.

Morally Gray’s Anatomy rolls out its 10th episode today, and honestly we’re in a bit of disbelief with you. That’s ten episodes, and at a minimum of ten hours of rambling chaos you’ve listened to–hats off to you, friend, for listening to Ethan say weird shit! We couldn’t do this without your continued support and if you haven’t heard the news: WE HAVE A PATREON. We know, wild, right? If you’re into the Patreon support system and are curious as to what’s to come later with the MGA Discord, join a tier and let’s have a party! Episode 10 is a bit of a ride from the current buzz on BookThreads, to the tangent of Greek Mythology, and well…if you’re curious about the course of this conversation, go give us a listen.

Morally Gray’s Anatomy Ep 9 discusses Kenna’s recent book signing in Portland, shout out to Hot & Steamy Events, and what it was like meeting Sylvia Morrow and Latrexa Nova. This episode covers the very talked about novella in the sentient smut world, Stuffed. The iconic pillow romance landed in MGA’s lap and we are so excited to unravel…unstuff?...the narrative behind how a pillow becomes sentient in this very wild and hilarious bedroom tale. Stuffed by Sylvia Morrow

Morally Gray’s Anatomy Ep 8 discusses a topic that most seem to view as a new age concept. Really, it boils down to marketing age-old communicators for relating the reader to the story. Whether it’s the oldest surviving ancient poem, or the newest release of sentient fucking from Holly Wilde, everything can be boiled down to its tropes and marketed to its targeted reader audience.