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The JV Club with Janet Varney

Maurene Goo

The JV Club with Janet Varney

Maximum Fun

Comedy Interviews, Jv, Arts, Maximumfun, Interview, Janet, Leisure, High School, Club, Varney, Comedy

51K Ratings

🗓️ 1 October 2020

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

JV and delightful YA author Maurene Goo (“I Believe in a Thing Called Love") chat about the complexities of mother-daughter relationships and growing up first generation Korean American.

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0:00.0

Hey, wonderful's welcome to episode 391 of the podcast with my guest author Maureen Gu.

0:07.2

I want to just give you a quick heads up that this was an episode that I recorded kind of thinking I maybe had another lady guest

0:17.4

left in the sort of timeline of how the weeks were shaking out. So this is like early pandemic times so I want you to

0:25.2

enjoy not only the delightfulness that is Maureen but also enjoy the little

0:30.3

time capsule of this episode has quickly become because if you think back to the beginning

0:35.2

of the pandemic, doesn't it feel like it's six years ago?

0:39.8

I'm thinking of you guys, hope everybody's doing well, talk to you soon. I hopefully it will feel more like a hang and less like you're also working today on a Saturday

1:08.3

as if the days have any meaning anymore but they do they do have meaning and they have to have meaning or for I think

1:15.5

freelancers people who work or who work from home and are used to doing that you

1:20.0

know everything can flow together in a way that frankly is maybe not super healthy for

1:23.7

any of us so yeah I agree I'm like on a deadline right now so I've been in that

1:30.2

deadline mode where my days were together anyways and so it hasn't felt like a

1:35.8

the quarantine at all. It suddenly this is like the most normal I felt because it's like

1:41.1

oh yes this stress is very familiar. Oh my gosh is that

1:45.6

something that you I mean is yeah is that something that you that you that you

1:50.0

bump up against on a semi regular basis or have you had enough time between

1:54.8

deadlines in general in the last couple of years that this when this rears up it

2:00.6

really is like a very specific and different feeling. I've had it pretty

2:06.4

consistently you know so I had three books come out right after each other, so a book a year from 2017 to last year. And so I consciously

2:20.4

gave myself a break. I don't have another book coming out this year, which now I realize might be kind of a blessing in disguise.

2:30.0

You know, it just seems like a really hard time to try to get your books out there.

2:36.6

And I don't even know, I doubt I'm going to have a book out next year because I'm working on one

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