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Episode two hundred eleven – part five
Tanvi Berwah’s debut YA book, MONSTERS BORN AND MADE, is a gripping fantasy adventure. She chatted with Jenn about NaNoWriMo, worldbuilding, and sea monsters, among many other things!
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Episode two hundred eleven – part one
Victoria Christopher Murphy joins Evelyn to chat about THE PERSONAL LIBRARIAN, the fictionalized story of a very real woman –Belle Da Costa Greene, a black woman who served as J.P. Morgan’s personal librarian — but Greene kept her race carefully concealed as she came into her own power through her intelligence and wit. Murphy tells Evelyn about her experience co-writing with Marie Benedict and seeing her books adapted to the screen.
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Episode two hundred eleven – part two
Lisa chats with Eleanor Brown about ANY OTHER FAMILY, a heartwarming novel which
redefines what a family is. They also discussed adoption (both closed and open) and Colorado.
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Episode two hundred eleven – part four
Jenn sat down with Sam McAlister to talk about her fascinating new book, SCOOPS: BEHIND THE SCENES OF THE BBC’S MOST SHOCKING INTERVIEWS. They talked about her journey from barrister to journalist, interviewing royals, and being an outsider in elite circles.
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Episode two hundred eleven – part three
Do you believe in psychics? Evelyn chats with Nan Fischer about SOME OF IT WAS REAL, a spellbinding novel about a psychic and the man who wishes to prove that she’s a fraud. The two become unlikely companions — but will they become more?
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Episode two hundred ten – part four
Ali Hazelwood brings her fun romantic voice to Turn the Page! Ali tells Evelyn all about how fan fiction helped sharpen her writing skills and her experiences balancing becoming a best selling author with being a professor with a PhD. in neuroscience.
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Episode two hundred ten – part two
Barbara Bourland zooms in to chat about THE FORCE OF SUCH BEAUTY, a surreal story of a young woman who marries a prince — and finds it is not a fairytale after all. Bourland tells us about the inspirations behind Princess Caroline.
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Episode two hundred ten – part one
Meghan F. caught up with Betty Culley about THE NAME SHE GAVE ME, a teen book written in verse which sees Rynn, an adoptive teen living on a garlic farm. Culley tells Meghan about the importance of telling the truth when writing an adoption story.
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Episode two hundred ten – part three
A cozy found family story with a little witchy magic for everyone! Sangu Mandanna’s THE VERY SECRET SOCIETY OF IRREGULAR WITCHES will charm the coldest of hearts. Sangu chats with Jessikah about how the isolation of the pandemic inspired this book, and shares some of her favorite witchy novels for all to enjoy.
