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Christina Henry, author of horror and dark fantasy chatted with Jessikah about GOOD GIRLS DON’T DIE, a book where any deep discussion of would spoil the whole story! So really, you should just read it – and listen to author and host dance around the main plotline!
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Episode two hundred seventy two – part three
Zach Schonfeld’s HOW COPPOLA BECAME CAGE is a fascinating, insightful, and wildly entertaining glimpse into Nicolas Cage’s early career. Culminating with his Oscar win for Leaving Las Vegas, Schonfeld chronicles the actor’s early experimentation and rise to fame.
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Owen D. Pomery’s THE HARD SWITCH is a beautiful and contemplative graphic novel about a spaceship’s crew and the end of non-renewable resources. Owen stopped by to chat with Jenn about sci-fi, architecture, and world-building.
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Richard D. Bailey’s PIRATE COVE: AN INSIDER’S ACCOUNT OF THE INFAMOUS SOUTHPORT LANE SCANDAL covers the precipitous rise and fall of Alexander Chatfield Burns. Richard and Jenn talk about writing white collar true crime.
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Ian Nathan’s DAVID LYNCH: A RETROSPECTIVE is not only a comprehensive look at the divisive filmmaker’s career, but a gorgeous, stunningly illustrated art object. We chat about this perfect holiday gift for the film buff in your life!
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Nicole Goux stopped by to talk about PET PEEVES, an eerie, melancholy piece of slow-burn horror and character study that Jenn couldn’t put down! They chat about the confusing morass of your mid-twenties and navigating the bumpy transition into adulthood.
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John H. Foote, an accomplished film critic and writer, has just published CINEMA OF THE 70S: 101 ICONIC MOVIES. Jenn asks John about the failures of 1960s blockbusters, the rise of the auteur, and the director-actor collaborations that defined the period.
