Marissa Tandon is a Los Angeles-based writer, director, and comedian. She is the co-founder of Tandon Productions, which focuses on bringing new voices to the multimedia and audio fiction space. She loves giving voice to stories that are not often represented in the current media landscape. The fiction podcasts that she has created (That Vampire Show, Super Ordinary, The Sword & The Stoner, His Royal Fakin’ Highness, Life On Pause) have amassed hundreds of thousands of listeners in over 100 countries. Her work has been highlighted by publications such as The AV Club, Polygon, and Book Riot, among others, and Super Ordinary and That Vampire Show have both been featured on the front page of Spotify. In addition to her work in audio fiction, Marissa has recently worked in the world of video games on an upcoming AAA title. This episode of Book Talk for Book Tok was recorded on Riverside.fm, a cloud-based podcast recording platform. Support the Show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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