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A woman tests the limits of her so-called amicable divorce when she flies to Paris for the destination wedding of her former sister-in-law, only to butt heads with the deliciously gruff best man. Kate Clayborn chats about THE PARIS MATCH!
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John Chu shares THE SUBTLE ART OF FOLDING SPACE, the exhilarating debut science fiction novel about keeping the universe– and your family– together when it’s falling apart, channeling unhinged physics, generational trauma, and the comfort of really good dim sum.
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Nicole Goux & Dave Baker drop by to discuss their delightful comic collaboration PUNK’N HEADS, a raucous and revealing new graphic novel about making music, making mistakes, facing your past, and choosing your future.
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James Gregory returns to the show to discuss GHOST TOWN, his latest novel set in the late 19th-century, exploring ambition, isolation, and connection in the fictional coal mining town of Sulphur Creek, Pennsylvania.
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Donna Jones Alward shares SHIP OF DREAMS, a thoughtful look at the Titanic focusing on the friendship between two women, Hannah and Louisa, as they navigate personal secrets and societal expectations during the ship’s maiden voyage and its tragic aftermath.
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Iris is wrapped up in the grief of her fiance’s death until she meets. Jack, a gorgeous young widower who has joined her grief counseling group. In SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, Georgia McVeigh presents us with two very unreliable narrators who use the vulnerability of grief in very unexpected ways.
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Amber Husain shares TELL ME HOW YOU EAT: FOOD, POWER, AND THE WILL TO LIVE, an insightful and affecting collection about the political, cultural, and personal dimensions of eating, moving beyond the individual to see food as a tool for power and resistance. Content note for discussion of disordered eating.
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Author Kayla Hardy draws a rich tale of politics and magic in THE QUARTER QUEEN, a historical fantasy centering on New Orleans’ Voodoo Queen Marie LaVeau and her daughter Ree (or Marie LaVeau II).
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Ingrid, a down on her luck witch, gets a chance of a lifetime when she does a reading for an affluent bride to be whose family is well known in society of Savannah,Georgia. Unfortunately, what began as a magical opportunity for Ingrid turns into a nightmare when she weaves a spell that causes ruin for the mother of the bride.
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After having launched a successful journalism career, writing for The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and many other respected outlets, Jack Brewster found himself concerned by the prevelence of misinformation and how it spread based on the changing nature of the way we engage with our news.
Jack joined Turn the Page to chat about how he used his experience and passion for promoting democracy through a well informed populace to found Newsreel, an app that is designed to adapt the traditional news article, to how the landscape has changed the field.