Turn the Page Podcast

Elizabeth Everett invites us for a stay at a hotel for magic residents in MAGIC AND MISCHIEF AT THE WAYSIDE HOTEL, a cozy fantasy about a former Paladin and a human single mother who find love across realms.

Spann joins us to chat about A STAGE SET FOR VILLAINS, a deliciously dark fantasy where the gods have abandoned humanity and left behind a mysterious phantom playhouse inhabited by The Players – supernatural beings with a dark script to follow.

Lived truth challenges conception of the artificially intelligent in a serial allegory of one AI’s search for the Singularity. Ian Domowitz shares INITIAL CONDITION, the third book in THE MECHANIC’S DIARY series.

#1 international bestselling author Karma Brown shares her horror debut MOTHER IS WATCHING, in which an art conservator’s obsession with a mysterious painting spirals into a nightmarish descent, where the line between reality and the supernatural shatters.

Luke Kennard chats about BLACK BAG, a novel about an out-of-work actor who takes a bizarre job for a university professor: sitting silently inside a large leather bag during lectures as part of a psychological experiment.

Carissa Broadbent stopped by to share MOTHER OF DEATH AND DAWN, the third and final book in the WAR OF LOST HEARTS trilogy, a tale of romance, magic, vengeance, and redemption.

Syosset alumni Gabe Rotter returns to his hometown roots, both in THE BEAST IN ME, Netflix’s hit limited series set in Oyster Bay Cove, and right here on Turn the Page Podcast, where Gabe shares his journey to a career in the entertainment industry.

Dr. Craig Yorke stops by to share his inspiring memoir, STEEP: A BLACK NEUROSURGEON’S JOURNEY. a story of resilience and self-discovery that will resonate with anyone who has wrestled with their past while chasing the American dream.

Pip Knight brings us the most relatable vampire in AUBREY WANTS TO DIE and discusses how she aimed to lovingly flip the tropes of both thrillers and vampire fiction in this spectacular series opener.

Jenn chats with Alex Woodroe: writer of dark speculative fiction and the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated editor-in-chief of Tenebrous Press. We discuss how Romanian history, government repression and surveillance, and horror in confined spaces come to bear on her novel THE NIGHT SHIP.