Turn The Page – Episode 365D – Edward Hamlin

Sonata in Wax by Edward Hamlin | Goodreads

Edward Hamlin’s SONATA IN WAX is a beautiful and touching work of historical fiction wrapped up in a musical mystery. Hamlin chats with Jenn about his music career and his debut novel.

Turn The Page – Episode 365C – Anna Kang & Chris Weyant

So-Hee and Lowy: Kang, Anna, Weyant, Christopher: 9781542036658: Amazon.com: Books

Meghan sat down with award-winning author/illustrator duo Anna Kang and Christopher Weyant to discuss their brand-new picture book, SO-HEE AND LOWY, a wonderful celebration of nature, community, and friendship.

Turn The Page – Episode 365A – Khadijah VanBrakle

Khadijah VanBrakle on Her Sophomore Novel & Imposter ...

Khadijah VanBrakle stops by to chat about MY PERFECT FAMILY, her sophomore young adult novel, a poignant intergenerational narrative that gives voice to Black Muslim women, and a thoughtful exploration of the intersection between gender and religion.

Turn The Page – Episode 364D – Juliet Blackwell

Amazon.com: Asylum Hotel: 9780593638248: Blackwell, Juliet: Books

Abandoned hotels, local legends, ghosts and more – ASYLUM HOTEL is a good twisty story about Aubrey Spencer, a young woman haunted by her grief who finds solace in photographing abandoned places. She finds a twin flame in Demetri, a Youtuber with a common interest, when they both show up at the same place – only for their chance meeting to launch into a mystery of its own.

Turn The Page – Episode 364C – Anna Barrington

The Spectacle: A Novel: Barrington, Anna: 9781454960485: Amazon.com: Books

Jenn interviewed Anna Barrington about THE SPECTACLE, a riveting social thriller about a powerful art dealer who presents a convincing portrait of international success and pulls an idealistic young gallery assistant into his web of lies.

Turn The Page – Episode 364A – Carl Antonowicz

The Ardent from Fieldmouse Press | Asterism Books

Carl Antonowicz– comics creator, musician, and good bud to Jenn– stops by to chat about his graphic novel THE ARDENT, a bleak but deeply funny medieval fantasy about a young monk tasked by the head of his order to move the jewel-encrusted skeleton of one of their martyrs to safety.