In this enriching episode of The Queerly Books Podcast, we welcome the remarkable K Patrick, the voice behind the compelling debut novel, "Mrs. S". Set in the claustrophobic yet liberating confines of an elite girls’ boarding school, "Mrs. S" masterfully explores themes of gender, sexuality, and identity.

Join us as we delve into K Patrick's creative process, unpack the evocative narrative of "Mrs. S", and discuss the profound themes that permeate the text. We explore the significance of an unnamed protagonist, the representation of queer longing and desire, and the role of Mrs. S - the paragon of heteronormativity.

This episode offers unique insights into the transformative power of queer love, the dissonance between self and place, and the author's personal journey in the realm of queer literature. Whether you're a writer, a reader, or someone interested in queer narratives, this conversation with K Patrick is not to be missed.

Grab your headphones and get ready for a thought-provoking conversation on queer storytelling.