Ruby Peru stopped by to chat about turning her portal fantasy BITS OF STRING TOO SMALL TO SAVE into an immersive full-cast audiobook production.

Jennifer Anne Gordon talks about THE JAPANESE BOX, her collection of short horror stories – and how the old adage of “Write What You Know” doesn’t need to mean what you think it means.

William Ramsey stopped by to talk about launching his MyEmoDiaries brand and writing SAY THE QUIET PART OUY LOUD, VOL. 1: A BOOK ON 2000s EMO.

“There are no monsters, and all of them are real.” Jenn talks to Dr. Surekha Davies about her brilliant HUMANS: A MONSTROUS HISTORY, which charts the very human phenomenon of monster-making from antiquity to the present.

Evelyn chats with Victoria Christopher Murray, bestselling coauthor of THE PERSONAL LIBRARIAN, about HARLEM RHAPSODY, the extraordinary story of the woman who ignited the Harlem Renaissance.

Author Kimberly Lemming stopped by to chat about I GOT ABDUCTED BY ALIENS AND NOW I’M TRAPPED IN A ROM COM – and how she threw every wild idea at the wall and ended up with a traditional publishing contract.

A meet cute at a morgue sets off this wild romance between Honor Stone, a young woman with an ax to grind and Strike Madden, a wealthy entrepreneur whose hobbies meet Honor at the cross section of revenge. We got a chance to chat with Adele Griffin and Julie Buxbaum (the authors who created “Taylor”) to discuss this wild ride.

Filmmaker Josh Mendoza stops by to discuss his debut novel, SHADOW OF THE ETERNAL WATCHER, the differences between writing for the screen and for the page, and writing dynamic action scenes.

Mollie Hawkins discusses her brilliant addition to the Object Lessons series: SAXOPHONE. a gorgeous blend of history, cultural analysis, and deeply moving personal reflection.

Jessikah sat down with Erin Crosby-Eckstine, author of JUNIE, part ghost story, part historical fiction and weaving tension which will leave you thinking about this book way after you’ve turned the last page.