In this episode of 'The Queerly Books Podcast', host Rob Gillett dives deep into the mind of debut author Tony Santorella. Tony's novel, 'Bored Gay Werewolf', brings together themes of horror, comedy, personal growth, and social commentary in a unique way.
Show Highlights:
- Tony shares the inspiration behind 'Bored Gay Werewolf' and how his experiences from Danvers to Washington DC, London, and across the globe influenced the book.
- Listen to Tony discuss his unique career transitions, from waiting tables to international development, and finally to writing.
- Learn about the creation of Brian and Tyler, the two main characters in 'Bored Gay Werewolf', and what Tony hopes readers take away from their roles in the story.
- Get a sneak peek into Tony's future writing plans and where you can purchase 'Bored Gay Werewolf'.
Guest Bio:
Tony Santorella is a debut author with a rich background in the service industry and international development. He brings a unique mix of experiences from Massachusetts, Washington DC, London, and his travels globally to his writing. His debut novel, 'Bored Gay Werewolf', offers a unique perspective on the power of friendship, the struggle of adulthood, and the complexities of masculinity and sexuality.
Links and Resources:
- Buy 'Bored Gay Werewolf' (Bookshop.org)
- Follow Tony Santorella on Instagram
Next Episode:
Tune in next time for our interview with K Patrick, author of the thrillingly evocative debut novel 'Mrs. S', a tale of queer love set in an elite English boarding school.