Turn the Page Podcast

Episode one ninety seven - part two

JM Miro joins us to discuss ORDINARY MONSTERS, the first in a gaslamp historical fantasy, rich with unforgettable protagonists and villains.

Episode one ninety seven - part three

A toxic friendship underlines this psychological thriller which finds Michele returning to her home in Florida where her guilt has haunted her for decades.

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Episode one ninety seven - part one

Evelyn catches up with Kristan Higgins author of OUT OF THE CLEAR BLUE SKY to chat about her newest book and writing during the pandemic.

Episode one ninety six - part one

Jenn sat down with Nicola Griffith to discuss her new book, SPEAR, a queer retelling of the Perceval story from Arthurian legend. They discussed the attraction of the Middle Ages as a setting for fiction, different versions of the Arthurian stories, and writing queer joy.

Episode one ninety six - part two

Debut Author Erin Swan's WALK THE VANISH EARTH examines generational trauma, environmental trauma, and the place where they all meet. Swan's haunting prose is wrapped up in one of the most beautiful book covers ever created.

Episode one ninety six - part three

KC Jones joins Turn the Page to talk about BLACK TIDE, a cinematic horror story which casts two lonely souls and one very good dog against an unseen harbinger of the apocalypse.

Episode one ninety six - part four

Juno Dawson's HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL COVEN is an enchanting read that had Jessikah and Jenn at the edge of their seats until the very last page.

Episode one ninety five - part four

Evelyn chats with author Eric Nguyen about THINGS WE LOST TO THE WATER, the story of a Vietnamese family that relocates to New Orleans after the Vietnam War.

Episode one ninety five - part two

Evelyn chatted with Elissa Sussman about FUNNY YOU SHOULD ASK, a second chance love story featuring a female Jewish protagonist who while on a journalistic assignment meets her celebrity crush and sparks fly -- during their first meet cute and again a decade later.

Episode one ninety five - part three

We caught up with TV writer Rothchild to chat about her debut novel book BLOOD SUGAR, a killer book about Ruby, a female serial killer who is accused of four murders -- but she only committed three -- and she is definitely NOT a sociopath.