Turn the Page Podcast

Episode one forty three - part three

Set in the world of the popular horror podcast Rabbits, we caught up with Terry Miles to discuss Rabbits the Novel, uncanny coincidences, and our own experiences with the Mandela Effect.

Episode one forty two - part two

Marisa Silver tackles friendships, grief, and parenting in The Mysteries, a story set in the 1970's which explores the friendship between two young girls -- one reserved, the other irrepressible -- their families, and the impact of tragedy which weighs on their families.

Episode one forty two - part three

Camille Pagan writes breezy books about serious topics. Don't Make Me Turn this Life Around is her latest that explores the life of Libby over a decade after she beat cancer. Fun fact! This book is a follow up to Pagan's, Life and other Near Death Experiences which has been optioned for film by Jessica Chastain's film company.

Episode one forty two - part one

Lyricist and novelist, Polly Samson takes us to the island of Hydra during the 1960's -- a legendary community of artists and creatives. Polly joined us to chat about Leonard Cohen, Charmain Clift and her amazing family as seen in the YouTube series The Von Trapped Family

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Episode one forty two - part three

Jess moves with her family to Penang Malaysia she becomes the unwitting medium for her estranged ornery grandmother who passed away amidst unfinished business. Cho's Blackwater Sister is funny, scary, and touching all at the same time.

Episode one forty one - part three

Kin to books such as Children of Men and World War Z, Baird's debut novel The End of Men brings a world where a virus that infects men ravages the world deeply affecting the landscape of gender representation and socialization.

Episode one forty one - part one

Joe Goldberg is the world's favorite meme-able, book loving serial killer, and in Caroline Kepnes' newest installment of her You series, Joe has his sites set on a new woman. A librarian. We got to "thank" Caroline for that one in this interview.

Episode one forty - part three

From the Island of Ischia to Hell's Kitchen, Carcaterra shares the stories of Three Dreamers.

Episode one forty - part two

From Hell's Kitchen, to the Orphan Train, to western Montana. Rostad's You Belong Here Now is an emotional story about a group of young people in need of a family. Set within a story of the treatment of wild horses in the west and what makes a home, Rostad tells us about her writing inspirations.

Episode one forty - part one

Jennifer Saint's Ariadne turns the story of the Minotaur to focus on his sister Ariadne whose story is pushed aside after she guides the hero Theseus through the labyrinth. Saint chats with us about how mythology narrative often punishes the women adjacent to a male hero, why we crave female perspective, and the emotional weight of being the mother of a monster.