Turn The Page – Episode 203C – Sarah Gailey


Sarah Gailey’s JUST LIKE HOME is one of the scariest and most moving books of the year. They chatted with Jenn about how your family shapes your worldview, childhood versus adult fears, and why the scariest place in the house is under the bed.

Turn The Page – Episode 203B – Larisa Grollemond and Bryan C. Keene

Jenn sat down with the curators behind a fantastic new exhibit at the Getty Museum in LA, who have written and designed an absolutely gorgeous book to accompany it. THE FANTASY OF THE MIDDLE AGES examines our continuing fascination with the Middle Ages, how medieval manuscript culture shaped our medieval fantasy worlds, and what’s great about Renaissance Faires.

Turn The Page – Episode 203D – Brandon Webb and John David Mann

Barney sat down with Brandon Webb and John David Mann to chat COLD FEAR, the follow up to STEEL FEAR which finds the protagonist Finn on the run in Reykjavík.

Turn The Page – Episode 202B – Shauna J. Grant

Shauna J. Grant joins us again to chat about MIMI AND THE CUTIE CATASTROPHE, a perfectly pink graphic novel for kids. Shauna and Jessikah chat about being yourself and the existential crisis posed by Mewtwo in the Pokemon movie.

Turn The Page – Episode 202A – James Aquilone and Lisa Morton


Horror writers, James Aquilone and Lisa Morton join us to chat about CLASSIC MONSTERS UNLEASHED, a horror anthology funded by kickstarter which features horror authors writing new stories of their favorite classic monsters.

Turn The Page – Episode 202E – Meridel Newton

Jenn spoke with Meridel Newton about her new post-apocalyptic trilogy, which launched this May with its first installment. THE FUTURE SECOND BY SECOND is about the city of Osto, a safe haven in a lawless world, and its encounter with some would-be invaders.

Turn The Page – Episode 201D – Sarah McCoy


Travel to MUSTIQUE ISLAND with Sarah McCoy, who joined us to discuss both the island and the book based on the very real island that hosted the biggest stars of the 70’s. Sarah shared some of her own findings about MUSTIQUE which lead to her need to write this novel and tell the story of Willie May, her fabulous protagonist. Take this book to the beach and take it all in.