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In this episode of It's All Relative, host Eliza Filby interviews Ela Lee, lawyer-turned-author of the debut novel Jaded. They dive into Ela’s journey of writing during lockdown, her transition from city lawyer to full-time novelist, and the powerful themes in her book. Ela opens up about the creation of the character Jade, the intersection of race, identity, and corporate life, and how Jaded reflects millennial struggles with work and self-worth. This episode offers insight into the process behind creating one of the year's most anticipated novels.

00:00 Introduction
00:19 Writing Jaded
02:23 Ela’s Path from Law to Writing
07:00 The Complexities of Race, Class, and Identity in Jaded
10:43 Corporate Diversity and Inclusion: A Satirical Look
13:00 Ela on Writing About Intersectionality
18:51 The Realities of Law and Burnout
22:12 The Millennial Antihero in Literature
28:43 BookTok’s Influence on Publishing

Topics:
1. Writing Jaded During Lockdown
2. From Law to Literature: Ela Lee’s Transition
3. Race and Identity in Corporate Life
4. Work-Life Balance and Burnout
5. The Millennial Antihero in Modern Novels
6. Diversity and Corporate Initiatives
7. Social Media’s Role in Publishing (BookTok)
8. The Creative Process as a Full-Time Author

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