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050: What made me start writing the Polyamorous Passions series (my polyamory background)

March 10, 2020 Sagan Morrow Episode 51
050: What made me start writing the Polyamorous Passions series (my polyamory background)
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050: What made me start writing the Polyamorous Passions series (my polyamory background)
Mar 10, 2020 Episode 51
Sagan Morrow

Find out what made your host Sagan Morrow start writing her Polyamorous Passions series in the first place, and a peek behind the curtain of her polyamory lifestyle, in this episode of Indie Author Weekly. 

Today is Episode 50! I’m so happy to be releasing this milestone episode, and it seems like the perfect episode to answer a question I get all the time from different people, when they start reading my books. 

The question they ask again and again is, “why did you start writing this Polyamorous Passions series?” 

Variations of this question include inquiries about whether I also have a polyamorous lifestyle, where the idea for this series came from, and what made me want to tell these stories. 

I don’t typically talk much about that here on Indie Author Weekly, so again, it feels like Episode 50 is a great milestone to provide some background on it! 

This is actually going to be a two-part series: today, I want to share more about the background of polyamory and what led to me writing the books, and in our next episode, I’ll talk more about the stories themselves. 

Questions addressed in this episode of Indie Author Weekly include...  

  1. Are you polyamorous?  
  2. What is polyamory, anyway?  
  3. How does polyamory affect your relationships, with your spouse and with the people in your life and with your business?  
  4. What made you want to write fictional stories about polyamory?  

This episode also features...  

  • What makes non-monogamy ethical vs non-ethical.  
  • The difference between polyamory and other types of non-monogamy.  
  • My polyamory manifesto (the guiding principles of my polyamorous lifestyle).  
  • What my spouse and I do for ensuring our polyamorous relationship is very loving and supportive.  

Resources & links mentioned in this episode:  

Let's chat about this episode:  

Support the Show.

Show Notes

Find out what made your host Sagan Morrow start writing her Polyamorous Passions series in the first place, and a peek behind the curtain of her polyamory lifestyle, in this episode of Indie Author Weekly. 

Today is Episode 50! I’m so happy to be releasing this milestone episode, and it seems like the perfect episode to answer a question I get all the time from different people, when they start reading my books. 

The question they ask again and again is, “why did you start writing this Polyamorous Passions series?” 

Variations of this question include inquiries about whether I also have a polyamorous lifestyle, where the idea for this series came from, and what made me want to tell these stories. 

I don’t typically talk much about that here on Indie Author Weekly, so again, it feels like Episode 50 is a great milestone to provide some background on it! 

This is actually going to be a two-part series: today, I want to share more about the background of polyamory and what led to me writing the books, and in our next episode, I’ll talk more about the stories themselves. 

Questions addressed in this episode of Indie Author Weekly include...  

  1. Are you polyamorous?  
  2. What is polyamory, anyway?  
  3. How does polyamory affect your relationships, with your spouse and with the people in your life and with your business?  
  4. What made you want to write fictional stories about polyamory?  

This episode also features...  

  • What makes non-monogamy ethical vs non-ethical.  
  • The difference between polyamory and other types of non-monogamy.  
  • My polyamory manifesto (the guiding principles of my polyamorous lifestyle).  
  • What my spouse and I do for ensuring our polyamorous relationship is very loving and supportive.  

Resources & links mentioned in this episode:  

Let's chat about this episode:  

Support the Show.