Episode Fifty Six - Part 2 - Sarah Pinsker

Sarah Pinsker joins us to talk about A Song For a New Day, a look at a dystopian future where public gatherings are outlawed, and musicians must break the law to give their passionate fans the thrill of a live show.

Episode Fifty Five - Part 1- Riley Sager

Riley Sager discusses his most recent book, about a young woman who believes she has found the house sitting job of her dreams -- until it becomes a nightmare she could never have fathomed.

Episode Fifty Five - Part 2- Melissa de la Cruz

Melissa de la Cruz shares the twisty story of Ellie Stinson's 40th birthday bash in The Birthday Girl, a slow burn that will leave you guessing until all of the candles have been blown out.

Episode Fifty Four A - Kristan Higgins

Kristan Higgins talks about Life and Other Inconveniences, a book about the relationship between a black sheep granddaughter and the blue-blooded grandmother who raised her.

 

Episode Fifty Four B - Clare Mackintosh

Clare Mackintosh, joins us to discuss After the End, her heartbreaking novel about two parents who must make an impossible choice.

Episode Fifty Three: Alisa Stern

For over 50 years, Doctor Who has delighted fans of British Science Fiction. Alisa Stern is an animator who turned her love of the show into an endearing stop motion animation series. Alisa discusses her creative processes as well as her upcoming appearance at our very own Sy-Con!

Episode Fifty Two - Part 1

Renee Rosen discusses Park Avenue Summer, a novel which has been described at Mad Men meets The Devil Wears Prada.

Episode Fifty Two - Part 2 

Nicola Harrison discusses her book Montauk, which brings us back to the summer of 1938 -- just as an infamous hurricane is about to strike.

Episode Fifty One - Tom Lynch: Sidewalk Astronomer

Look at the night sky! Long Island's own Tom Lynch discusses what inspired him to develop a telescope sharing initiative in our local libraries.

Episode Fifty-A

Gillian MacAllister discusses The Good Sister, her first legal thriller to be published in the U.S.