Turn The Page – Episode 392E – Ellen Meeropol

Ellen Meeropol talks SOMETIMES AN ISLAND, a nesting doll of a novel that connects various stories of generational trauma building to a climate crisis from which a population must learn to come to understand one another, and the earth they inhabit if they want to move forward.

Turn The Page – Episode 392D – Juliet Izon

Juliet Izon discusses her debut novel THE ENCORE, a story spanning decades about two classical music students, Anna and Will, whose relationship is shattered by a single event, who reunite years later to tour with their teenage daughter.

Turn The Page – Episode 392B – Elizabeth Arnott

You’ve heard of the men who kill, but what about the women who loved them? Jenn chats with award-winning writer and journalist Elizabeth Arnott about her riveting mystery, THE SECRET LIVES OF MURDERERS’ WIVES.

Turn The Page – Episode 392A – Deanna Raybourn

Deanna Raybourn stops by to celebrate the publication of the tenth Veronica Speedwell mystery, A GHASTLE CATASTROPHE! The Victorian adventurer’s latest adventure involves a blood-drained corpse, a secretive club, and the aid of an old acquaintance.

Turn The Page – Episode 391E – Cheryl Thompson

Jenn talked to award-winning investigative journalist Cheryl Thompson about her fascinating and moving work of history and journalism, FORGOTTEN SOULS: THE SEARCH FOR THE LOST TUSKEGEE AIRMEN. Learn more about her work here!

Turn The Page – Episode 391D – Cameron Sullivan

A devastating love story. A bewitching twist on history. A blood-drenched hunt for purpose, power, and redemption. Katherine speaks to Cameron Sullivan about THE RED WINTER!

 

Turn The Page – Episode 391C – Saara El-Arifi

Saara El-Arifi, author of many wonderful fantasy novels pivots to historical fiction in CLEOPATRA. Saara joined us to discuss writing a thoughtful book about Cleopatra, and how her own love of Cleopatra’s story brought her back to university to learn more about the historical Egyptian Queen.

Turn The Page – Episode 391B – Jennifer Murphy

THE GHOST WOMEN is a little bit mystery, a little bit history, and a lot of intrigue. Jennifer Murphy talks to Jessikah about how her interest in Tarot and art inspired a story set in the 1970’s about a group of teen girls at the center of a series of mysterious murders.

Turn The Page – Episode 391A – Scott Meslow

Jenn was lucky enough to chat about her favorite show with entertainment and culture writer Scott Meslow, who shares his book A PLACE BOTH WONDERFUL AND STRANGE: THE EXTRAORDINARY UNTOLD HISTORY OF TWIN PEAKS.