Turn the Page Podcast

Episode two hundred forty eight - part three

Jessikah chats with flash fiction phenom Nancy Stohlman about AFTER THE RAPTURE, her fresh, funny short form novel about the RAPTURE, and everything absurd surrounding it.

Episode two hundred forty eight - part two

Sherry Thomas joins us to chat about TEMPEST AT SEA, the latest in her LADY SHERLOCK series which finds our titular character undercover after feigning her own death. Thomas chats keeping her series' fresh, and writing in multiple genres.

Episode two hundred forty seven - part one

Could Excalibur defeat climate change? Thomas D. Lee’ stopped by the show to chat about his new book PERILOUS TIMES, which hilariously imagines the Knights of the Round Table responding to very modern issues King Arthur could never have dreamed of.

Episode two hundred forty seven - part four

Ryan Estrada joins us to chat about OCCULTED, his newest graphic novel, co-writter with his friend Amy Rose, illustrated by Jeongmin Lee and published through Iron Circus Comix.

Episode two hundred forty seven - part two

PLANES, TRAINS, AND ALL THE FEELS is a glorious tribute to a beloved classic comedy film as well as a delicious romantic comedy. Its author Livy Hart chats forced proximity romances, dual perspectives, and crafting banter.

Episode two hundred forty seven - part five

Barney and Evelyn spoke with Liv Constantine, the pen name of sisters Lynne Constantine and Valerie Constantine about their new domestic thriller THE SENATOR'S WIFE.

Episode two hundred forty seven - part three

Caroline Kepnes joins us once again to chat about Joe Goldberg’s latest exploits, who he’s stalking, and why YOU AND FOR ONLY YOU breaks new ground for this series.

Episode two hundred forty six - part one

Eliot Borenstein’s MARVEL IN THE 1970s: THE WORLD INSIDE YOUR HEAD investigates an overlooked yet fascinating era in Marvel publishing history. Topics include combining fandom and research, teaching comics, and the criminally underrated Howard the Duck.

 

Episode two hundred forty six - part two

Zachary Rosenberg’s HUNGERS AS OLD AS THIS LAND is a gripping horror Western novella with Jewish, indigenous, and queer protagonists. Jenn sat down with Zachary to talk about balancing character and action plotting, among other things!

Episode two hundred forty six - part five

Long Island Local Carl Paolino chats about the inspiration behind Spontanea! A “street level'“ Superhero comic which came from a need to create during the pandemic. Carl tells us about how he aggregated artists from all over the world to help make this comic happen, and a bit about his time working on MTV’s Celebrity Death Match!