EPISODE · May 9, 2025
Why Are Women’s Fantasies Second Class Citizens?
from Jayce Reads Romance · host Jayce
Sephie and I discuss how women are now able to fantasize about whatever they want in life. Our recent independence, remember that women couldn't have a bank account less than 100 years ago, has freed our imaginations. Romance novels celebrate all of that.For full show notes, head to: www.jaycereadsromance.com/podcast/womens-fantasies-are-important
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