Turn The Page – Episode 318C – Maxie Dara

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A Grim Reaper’s Guide to Catching a Killer is a fun supernatural mystery with a colorful cast of characters. Jessikah and Maxie got to chat about how her own search for answers in death opened the road for this delightful book.

Turn The Page – Episode 318B – Kate Stayman-London

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Author Kate Stayman-London chats about how fantasy heals trauma in her very fun book, FANG FICTION, featuring a protagonist who finds her power when she discovers her favorite vampire book series is based on a very real world.

Turn The Page – Episode 318A – C.H. Hooks

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CAN’T SHAKE THE DUST is a gorgeous and moving novel about family, intergenerational conflict, and the things we will do for “legacy.” C.H. Hooks stopped by to talk about bringing dirt racing to the page and writing multiple points of view.

Turn the Page- SPECIAL EPISODE 33- Barry Sonnenfeld on BEST POSSIBLE PLACE, WORST POSSIBLE TIME

Best Possible Place, Worst Possible Time: True Stories from a Career in  Hollywood: Sonnenfeld, Barry: 9780306832277: Amazon.com: Books

Jenn and Jessikah chat with acclaimed director Barry Sonnenfeld (Addams Family, Men in Black, Schmigadoon) about his new memoir BEST POSSIBLE PLACE, WORST POSSIBLE TIME. Barry will be visiting Syosset Library this Friday for a talk and book signing, find out more here! https://syosset.librarycalendar.com/event/evening-director-barry-sonnenfeld-27904

Turn The Page – Episode 317E – Stephanie Wrobel

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Stephanie Wrobel’s HITCHCOCK HOTEL brings 7 friends college friends back together after years of estrangement when one of them opens a Hitchcock themed hotel. Of course, everyone has an axe to grind, and no one wants to end up on the bloody end.

Turn The Page – Episode 317D – Hildur Knútsdóttir

The Night Guest

Iðunn wakes up every night, increasingly exhausted and covered in injuries, and yet doctors tell her nothing is wrong….until she discovers she is walking miles and miles every night after falling asleep with her step counter on. Hildur Knútsdóttir dropped by to talk about THE NIGHT GUEST, an eerie novella sure to keep you up at night.

Turn The Page – Episode 317C – Jelena Dunato

Books – Jelena Dunato

Jelena Dunato is an art historian, curator, speculative fiction writer and lover of all things ancient. She stopped by to talk about GHOST APPARENT, a standalone prequel to her novel DARK WOODS, DEEP WATER, and how her unique professional background shapes her writing.

Turn The Page – Episode 317B – Jason Pargin

Anxiety and Apocalyptic Road-Trips in 'I'm Starting to Worry About This  Black Box of Doom' [Review] - Bloody Disgusting

Jason Pargin sat down with us to have a VERY serious chat about the not so serious I’M STARTING TO WORRY ABOUT THIS BLACK BOX OF DOOM, the story of a ride share driver, a mysterious young woman, and an even more mysterious black box that the two must transport (covertly) from L.A. to D.C.

Turn The Page – Episode 317A – Kate Heartfield

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Kate Heartfield stops by to talk about THE TAPESTRY OF TIME– now out in the UK and Canada, and coming to American shelves in 2025! We chat about writing the supernatural into WW2 and the four extraordinary Sharp sisters at the center of this book.

Turn The Page – Episode 316E – T.J. Klune

Somewhere Beyond the Sea

Kaye & Jenn were lucky enough to chat with T.J. Klune about SOMEWHERE BEYOND THE SEA, the highly anticipated follow-up to THE HOUSE IN THE CERULEAN SEA, picking up shortly after that book’s conclusion and placing the spotlight on Arthur Parnassus.