Welcome back to The Queerly Books Podcast! In this second part of our conversation with acclaimed author Becky Albertalli, we turn our attention to her latest novel, 'Imogen, Obviously'. We explore the complexities of Imogen's self-perception, her journey in a queer college community, and the ways this narrative parallels Becky's own personal journey. With its engaging characters and Becky's signature blend of warmth and wit, 'Imogen, Obviously' presents a rich exploration of sexuality, identity, and friendship. If you haven't listened to the first part of our discussion, where we delve into the intersection of authorship, identity, and representation, we highly recommend you check it out. Becky shares her experiences with coming out publicly and how it influenced her work. Don't miss this opportunity to gain unique insights into 'Imogen, Obviously' and Becky's remarkable storytelling skills. Guest: Becky Albertalli Featured Book: 'Imogen, Obviously' Previous Episode: A Deep Dive with Becky Albertalli, Part 1 Remember to subscribe and leave a review on your preferred podcast platform. For more information about the books and authors featured on our show, visit our website at thisisqueerly.com. Connect with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @thisisqueerly to join our ongoing conversation about LGBTQ+ literature. Stay tuned for our next episode – more fascinating discussions and inspiring voices await!

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