Turn The Page – Episode 425F – Sharon Linnea

Sharon Linnea, author of THE BARTENDER’S GUIDE TO MURDER series, joins us to chat about LESS THE HORROR THAN THE GRACE, her husband’s book, which she brought to light posthumously. Sharon talks to us about how folk-horror shines a light on the nastier parts of humanity as well as the cyclical nature of history and how mythology weaves its way through society when the old gods still have stories to write.

Turn The Page – Episode 425D – Melody Robinette

Robinette joins us to chat about THEIR VILE HEARTS, a character driven contemporary romantasy title which blends forbidden romance with fresh fae lore and unforgetable protagonists. And the villains? Well you’ll just have to read to find out.

Turn The Page – Episode 425C – Ava Glass

Ava Glass joins us to chat about how her unique background led her to become the “Queen of UK Spy Fiction”, and how THE HIDING SEASON shows a very different side of spying through the eyes of Maya Landry, a woman whose life is already on the outs before she finds the dead body of someone very important at her job in a ski resort for billionaires.

Turn The Page – Episode 425A – Blair Fell

Blair Fell returns to the show to discuss THE TWO WILLS, a gorgeous queer historical romance inspired by Oscar Wilde’s literary theories regarding William Shakespeare’s sonnets. You can listen to a sample of the audiobook here!

Turn The Page – Episode 424E – Chital Mehta

When her adopted son disappears into the forests of Southern India, Usha defies her husband, leaves the life she was given, and goes to find him — alone. Chital Mehta shares the beautiful and moving HAVE YOU SEEN ROMIT?

Turn The Page – Episode 424D – Katie Rizzo

Katie Rizzo shares THE TRIMESTERS OF GRIEF, a hybrid memoir and self-help guide that compares the physical and emotional experience of losing a child to opioid addiction with the stages of pregnancy.

Turn The Page – Episode 424C – Matthew Dow Smith

Comics creator Matthew Dow Smith stopped by to share two beautiful series with new entries this year: the middle grade fantastical adventure AMELIA SHADOWS, and for young adults, the third volume of THE OCTOBER GIRL.

Turn The Page – Episode 424B – Mathilda Zeller

The only people who know are the people who have gone. Those people no longer have throats to tell us. Mathilda Zeller shares her propulsive Indigenous horror debut, IT LOOKS LIKE YOU IN THE DARK, which blends Alaskan Native folklore and supernatural thrills.