W-B-U-R-Podcasts. Boston.

It was a dark and stormy night.

For real, this is how you're going to kick this off?

Yes, it's a mystery. And it's...well, you'll see.

Whatever you say, Emma.

Ready? It was a dark and stormy night.

I mean, I'm pretty sure it was a sunny spring afternoon, but okay.

Thank you for doing this. No problem. I'm so excited.

When we met, Sarah Elizabeth.

I feel like I haven't talked to you a blogger in a minute.

That's because nobody blogs anymore. At least nobody reads blogs anymore, which is really sad.

Sarah does indeed have a blog called Unquiet Things for Kindred Glooms,

which tells you a little about her, right?

And people do read her blog, but there's one entry Sarah wrote back in May

that's gotten a lot of attention.

More hits than I've ever gotten in an entire decade of 20 years of writing.

And a lot of those hits have come from redditors.

Sarah shared this specific blog post in a handful of subreddits recently because

she needed help.

She came up against something in the midst of her writing, her rather niche writing, we should say.

My first book was The Art of the Occult.

My second book came out last year. It's The Art of Darkness.

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