Turn The Page – Episode 205D – Fabian Nicieza

Fabian Nicieza, known for his MANY contributions to the comic book world (Deadpool!) Joins us to chat about THE SELF MADE WIDOW, the second in his darkly delicious series about the exploits of Andie Stern, a suburban mom of five who cannot leave behind her past as an FBI profiler.

Turn The Page – Episode 205A – Daniel Kraus


THE GHOST THAT ATE US is a terrifying and highly entertaining blend of horror and true crime that blurs the lines between reality and fiction. Daniel and Jenn chat about this engrossing story about fast food, ghosts, and social media.

Turn The Page – Episode 205E – L.M. Elliott

Nathalie gets personal with author L.M. Elliot to chat about LOUISA JUNE AND THE NAZI’S IN THE WAVES, Laura’s newest middle grade novel that explores a young American girl whose family comes face to face with German U-Boats in 1941.

Turn The Page – Episode 205B – Sarah Pearse

THE RETREAT is a gripping mystery set at a luxurious and remote wellness resort with a dark past. Jenn chats with Sarah Pearse about the appeal of beautiful places with eerie histories, crafting strong but vulnerable protagonists, and dysfunctional families.

Turn The Page – Episode 204C – Danielle Jackson

Jenn gushes to Danielle Jackson about her cozy romance, THE ACCIDENTAL PINUP, a perfect summer read. They chat about books with good vibes, the world of professional photography, and Chicago.

Turn The Page – Episode 204B – Dwyer Murphy

Jenn sat down with Dwyer Murphy to discuss his contemporary Brooklyn noir, AN HONEST LIVING, They chatted hanging out in Brooklyn in your twenties, stoner noir and letting weird things happen to your characters.

Turn The Page – Episode 204A – Elizabeth Kilcoyne

Elizabeth Kilcoyne paid Jody and Jenn a virtual visit to discuss her beautiful and eerie YA horror debut, WAKE THE BONES. They chat about rural horror, taxidermy, and family ghosts.

Turn The Page – Episode 203A – Keith Phipps

Jenn was lucky enough to talk to one of her very favorite film writers about one of her very favorite film actors. Keith Phipps’ AGE OF CAGE: FOUR DECADES OF HOLLYWOOD THROUGH ONE SINGULAR CAREER is a do-not-miss title for all fans of film history and Nicolas Cage.