Turn the Page Podcast

Episode two hundred fifty four - part one

Jessikah, Stacey, Jenn, and Kaye, got serious about Fan Fiction with Claudia Rebaza, of Archive of our Own and OTW! Ao3 is one of the best known collections of fan fiction on the internet. Listen in and learn more about the Archive and what they do… and learn a little bit more about how fan works transform lives.

The Brontës at war: how Charlotte and Branwell brought Waterloo into their drawing room

Filing Off The Serial Numbers - Fanlore

Fans Are Better Than Tech at Organizing Information Online

Wrangling Guidelines | Archive of Our Own

And here's some more information from some of our projects:

The newest initiative from our Open Doors project:

Open Doors Announces New Partnerships and Digitization Initiative

Our Legal Advocacy's discussion of copyright and fanworks:

Fanworks, Fair Use, and Fair Dealing

Episode two hundred fifty three - part two

The dramatic true story of the champion Thoroughbred racehorse who gained international fame in the tumultuous Civil War-era South and became the most successful sire in American racing history. Kim Wickens, a lawyer and dressage rider, became fascinated by this legendary horse when she learned that twelve of Thoroughbred racing’s thirteen Triple Crown winners descended from Lexington. Kim spent years meticulously researching the horse and his legacy—and with Lexington, she presents an absorbing, exciting account that transports readers back to the raucous beginning of American horse racing and introduces them to the stallion at its heart.

Episode two hundred fifty three - part three

Jessikah and Jenn sat down with Daniel Hess and Samantha Uebel, the hosts of Brentwood Stories, a library podcast operating out of Suffolk County! We discuss getting into libraries and podcasting, how we record and edit, and future possibilities for collaboration!

Episode two hundred fifty three - part four

Jenn chatted with Jennifer Cody Epstein to discuss THE MAD WOMEN OF PARIS, a gorgeous and fascinating work of historical fiction that examines the lives of patients at a notorious women’s asylum in late-19th-century Paris.

Episode two hundred fifty three - part one

Jenn spoke to Dave Hoffman about CATASTROPHICON, a horror and rock-n-roll fan convention coming to Purchase, NY on Saturday, July 15, 2023! Find out all about what goes into planning a fan convention and all the amazing guests and panels Dave has in store.

Episode two hundred fifty three - part three

For Detective Ebony Jones, crime is always personal. But this time, it strikes too close to home.

A pop-up thunderstorm and a couple’s ill-fated kayak trip. The woman miraculously made it back to shore, but her fiancé remains missing.

The investigation leads them through the dark worlds of social media, online sports betting, and extreme sports. Along the way, they uncover lies and betrayals, and gather a list of dangerous suspects who are all linked to the accident survivor, Kyle’s mysterious fiancée.

But the evidence is as murky as the secretive Hudson River. Only the river knows whether Kyle’s untimely death was an accident, a suicide, or something more sinister.

‌Barney talks with author Jode Millman about this newest entry in the Queen City Crimes series.

Episode two hundred fifty three - part two

Way Overdue! This chat with Olivia Dade, author of SHIPWRECKED! and other amazingly sweet and fun romance novels about Fan Fiction, Cosplay and more.

Episode two hundred fifty three - part four

Kaye and Jessikah chatted with Emma Mieko Candon about THE ARCHIVE UNDYING! A fantasy novel, wrapped in Sci Fi, featuring AI gods and disaster gays!

Episode two hundred fifty three - part five

Jessikah chats with Jimmy Juliano, author of DEAD ELEVEN, a (sort of) nostalgia horror book that will keep you on your toes until the end.

Episode two hundred fifty two - part three

Javier Castillo is the author of THE SNOW GIRL (now a successful Netflix series) and THE SOUL GAME-- both of which are available in English translation for the first time! We talk about translation, adaptation, and building suspense with real emotional stakes.