Turn The Page – Episode 422E – Jennifer Thorne

Jennifer Thorne joins us to chat about NEWBOURNE PARK, a book that leans heavily on horror tropes, but takes us on a joyride when Martha, a young 26 year old grieving her mother makes a poor choice that literally bites her back in ways she will have to adjust to – depending on the moon phase.

Turn The Page – Episode 422D – Jonathan Sims

Jonathan Sims of the MAGNUS ARCHIVES chats about THE BURN LINE, a wild ride set during the UK’s post Covid heat wave, where five stranger witness something horrific on the London Underground and must re-connect to regain their memories of what happened and stop it from terrorizing anyone else.

Turn The Page – Episode 422C – Tanya Grant

Emily has made her name around home organization, and she is very good at her job. So good that when she becomes fixated on Cap, a beautiful wealthy client, Emily inserts herself seamlessly into Cap’s life, with an intense desire to stay forever. Tanya Grant stopped by to chat about how this book A BEAUTIFUL LIE came to be.

Turn The Page – Episode 422B – John Mutter

John Mutter, a journalist who covers the book world as editor-in-chief of Shelf Awareness, presents his debut novel FORTUNE AND GLASS, a philosophical spy novel and literary love story about private choices, secret resistance, and the cost of staying human inside a system determined to erase individuality.

Turn The Page – Episode 422A – Jackie McMahon

Inspired by Agatha Christie’s real-life Detection Club, a murder among a group of golden age mystery writers meets a second chance romance. Jackie McMahon discusses THE CLOAK AND DAGGER CLUB!

Turn The Page – Episode 421G – Isabel Sterling

A witch hired to ethically haunt a small-town B&B instead finds herself spellbound by her non-magical client in this cozy and enchanting sapphic romance. Isabel Sterling shares WITH ALL MY HAUNTED HEART!

Turn The Page – Episode 421F – Jennifer Sears

Jennifer Sears shares WHAT MENNONITE GIRLS ARE GOOD FOR, a gorgeous debut collection of eleven connected short stories following a Mennonite minister’s daughter named Ruthie as she transitions from childhood faith to religious doubt.

Turn The Page – Episode 421E – Oscar Rios

Oscar Rios, founder of Golden Goblin Press joined us to chat about how he turned his love of cosmic horror into a creative body of work writing mods and scenerios for the Call of Cthulhu RPG series.

Turn The Page – Episode 421D – Gary Goldstein

Gary Goldstein returns to the show to discuss CANINE CUSTODY, which follows Layla and Franklin as they negotiate their divorce and a bitter custody battle for their dog, Betty (who you better believe is a POV character).

Turn The Page – Episode 421C – E. Madison Shimoda

E. Madison Shimoda discusses her translation of WELCOME TO THE KOKORO CAT CLINIC, the third book in the cozy hit I’LL PRESCRIBE YOU A CAT series! We discuss our love of cats and translating the textures of everyday life in Japan onto the page.