We are fortunate enough to talk to bestselling author Wendy Corsi Staub about her book Bone White, which Stacy describes as a historical mystery, wrapped in a modern mystery, wrapped in a psychological thriller, wrapped in a family drama. She also talks about what it was like to write with Fabio and Ed Koch and her Hallmark movie Hello It's Me. Also, Stacy's lost pen, Wild Rumpus wins 2017 bookstore of the year from Publishers Weekly, our Jr Reviewer Ella reviews Castle in the Mist by Amy Ephron, and Angie encounters a fan.

We're thrilled to have the wonderfully generous author of the Body Movers series, Stephanie Bond. We discuss the success of her serialized novel Coma Girl and her forthcoming serialized novel Temp Girl. Also we are still huge in Australia, exploding manholes, Angie's afraid of falling through the sidewalk, Becky's Book Nook, and our Jr. Reviewer Ella reviews Love Aubrey by Suzanne LaFluer

Karen White joins the conversation to discuss roundabouts, The Guests on South Battery, and The Night the Lights Went Out all with her vicious sense of humor.

Also, Angie's car boogers. Why is Angie tapping on the hood of her car? Haunted houses, The Stanley Hotel, Stacy thinks she can kill someone with the contents of her purse, and Jr. Reviewer Ella reviews The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron

Arthur C Clark Award nominated author Becky Chambers is on to discuss her new book A Closed and Common Orbit. Also, all red candy should be cherry, we're a couple of tarts, double frosting is gross, weenies in bacon. Is James Franco driving this bus? Don't talk to Angie during a message.

Writer of Star Wars, Dune, Star Trek, The X-Files and many more Sci-Fi works Kevin J. Anderson talks about his publishing company and his upcoming fantasy epic Spine of the Dragon.

Also Jr. Reviewer Ella reviews A Mango Shaped Space by Wendy Mass, Stacy and Angela have become power mad, McDonalds picks your next book, destroying Kim Kardashian books, war on gophers, selfies, duck lips and Angie is still Amish

This week we are thrilled to talk to Ellen Umansky about her book The Fortunate Ones. Join us as we talk about this emotionally compelling book that took 15 years to complete.

Also in this episode our disappointment that one in five Brits can't name an author, and The Book Nook with Becky.

Break out your glitter shakers! We are thrilled to welcome the amazingly talented Junk Gypsy sisters Aimie and Jolie Sikes to discuss their new book Junk Gypsy: Designing a Life at the Crossroads of Wonder JG Book Cover& Wander. Join us as we discuss Junk-A-Rama Prom, a possible Junkstock, the Gypsies new book Designing A Life at the Crossroads of Wonder and Wander and of course glitter!

Also in this episode tattoo book recommendations, tweeting Tom Hanks, and Karen from The Book Return Blog reviews Tuck Everlasting.

This week Stacy and Angela are fortunate enough to have Tom Isbell. Join us as we discuss the end of the world, the end of the Prey series and his new book The Release.

Also in the episode Stacy believes her house was broken into find out what was missing, and Beckys Book Nook.

Stacy and Angela are thrilled to have the amazing Elan Mastai on to talk about Time Travel, The Worlds Fair, The Future that never was and of course his new book All Our Wrong Todays! Spoiler alert we loved this book!

Also in this episode, protesting NY Times bestseller cuts, Angie educates fruit protesters, Stacy will be the one everyone hates, diluting the term bestseller, Angie is naming names, commercials in TV shows, and Angie learns to pause live TV. Finally this week we have The Book Nook!

In this episode Stacy and Angela are fortunate enough to talk to Author Shanthi Sekaran about her book Lucky Boy.

Also in this episode books about prostitutes for Elementary School Kids courtesy of Moppet Books, California Law AB 1570 needs to be repealed, Minnesota's wacky liquor laws, reading genre fiction in Berkeley, we want to save Kaleidoscope Bookstore in Ottawa, Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, Angie and Stacy may be having impromptu recorder jam, and the continuation of the Random Box of Crap.