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Courtney Milan

Courtney Milan

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Oct 14, 2026

Danielle BezalelHOST
6:06
Ooh.
Emily NagoskiGUEST
6:06
And that is Courtney Milan-
Danielle BezalelHOST
6:08
Okay
Emily NagoskiGUEST
6:08
... who writes mostly historical romance.
Emily NagoskiGUEST
7:30
Um, exactly.
Danielle BezalelHOST
7:30
[laughs]
Emily NagoskiGUEST
7:31
And not only does Courtney Milan actually figure out a way to do it, she also has, her character is a woman, so the fact that the hero recognizes her ability and hires her and pays her fairly and gives her a staff and supports her, it, like, it is competence porn-
Danielle BezalelHOST
7:51
Oh my [laughs]
Sandra WongHOST
49:03
Thank you, too, for contributing to Romancing the Vote, which is, uh, for those of you who don't know in the, um, audience here, it is an auction that happens every couple years, uh, originally put together by Bree Bridges, who is half of the romance author juggernaut Kit Rocha.
Sandra WongHOST
49:22
Um, and then the other romance author is Courtney Milan, and the two of them are friends, and they put together this auction to raise money for democracy and voting rights.
Sandra WongHOST
49:31
And 2026 version, I... [clears throat] Excuse me.
Sandra WongHOST
49:36
Am I getting verklempt? Maybe I'm getting verklempt.
JaimeHOST
86:33
Now I get to do it in my big fancy chair.
JaimeHOST
86:36
I have been re- I, I think I've talked about Courtney Milan before.
JennHOST
86:39
Oh, yeah.
JaimeHOST
86:40
I just read her book The Duke Who Didn't, which I, I feel like is kind of the one that I see people talking about the most from her.
JennHOST
89:56
Right.
JaimeHOST
89:56
"I never wanted to be a duchess." [laughs] Lots of fun.
JaimeHOST
89:58
Courtney Milan's books are all wonderful.
JennHOST
90:00
Nice.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
17:54
Yes.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
17:54
And so during, like, the time that my mom passed away, I had made friends with Heidi Bond, which I believe you had her on your show recently.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
18:02
[laughs]
SilkHOST
18:03
Yeah.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
18:08
...
Michelle SpencerGUEST
18:08
I had a friend, a mutual friend had connected us.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
18:11
And then, um, Heidi Bond had connected with someone named Susanna Shiel, who had been in the, um, a volunteer for The Vaxxed I documentary.
Michelle SpencerGUEST
18:21
So she had contact with RFK, and, um, when- When my mom died, I got to know Heidi.
speaker_4HOST
57:51
If you listened to this deep dive and your greatest pleasure was the idea of intellectual sparring, watching two people verbally dismantle each other until they realize they are equals, then stay in the neighborhood of Jane Austen
AC WilsonHOST
58:05
Look for authors like Evie Dunmore, Courtney Milan, or the lighter historicals of Julia Quinn
speaker_4HOST
58:10
If the element that hooked you was the melancholic ache, the heavy passage of time, and the confrontation with mortality, then you belong in the second chance in women's fiction aisles
AC WilsonHOST
58:20
And I wanna emphasize this.
CarrieGUEST
8:39
She had not actually provided all the evidence to support her claims.
CarrieGUEST
8:43
Now, this is going through Courtney Milan, who is the authority that I am referring you to, and she probably could ethically advise you on your plagiarism lawsuit.
CarrieGUEST
8:55
Was a distinguished attorney.
CarrieGUEST
8:56
I'm not sure if she's still practicing, but was a distinguished attorney and became a popular author of romance and other genres.
CarrieGUEST
10:55
So imagine, like, I feel like there's got to be some kind of jurisprudence award for reading four Crave books and like six or seven worse than Crave books.
CarrieGUEST
11:07
So, you know, Good job for the people who are out there upholding the justice system.
CarrieGUEST
11:12
Good job for Courtney Milan for keeping an eye on all of this.
CarrieGUEST
11:16
And sorry, Tracy, for those things I said that may not have been true.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
15:44
I just read The Very Definition of Love, which by Sophia Benoit, which is a debut this year, as you know, and it was fabulous.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
15:51
Sarah McClain, Joanna Shoup, like all of them, you know, Courtney Milan, just Liana De La Rosa.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
15:57
So like it just every time you read these, you realize the completely different approach that someone could take to it.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
16:03
I definitely fall into the lighthearted, but I love that the genre encompasses everything.

13 MINS LATER

Katherine GrantHOST
29:29
If you had to choose, would you add more real history or more romance scenes to a story?
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
29:36
More romance scenes for me.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
29:38
I think of Courtney Milan, who does beautiful real history.
Rachel GriffithsGUEST
29:42
I think of your writing and beautiful real history.

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