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Author Deanna Raybourn talks Victorian Mystery with us as well as some misconceptions about the time period.
Turn The Page – Episode 101b — Kate Winkler Dawson
Turn The Page – Episode 100 — Adventures in Microfiche with JUDD APATOW
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From the Syosset Public Library and Judd Apatow Comedy Research Center!
Syosset Superstar Alumni Judd Apatow zooms in from Sunny LA to talk Microfiche, Freaks and
Geeks, and Favorite Syosset Teachers!
Turn The Page – Episode 99a — Jennifer Steil
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Author Jennifer Steil comes to us from across the pond to discuss Exile Music the story of Orly, a girl from Vienna whose musical family must flee Vienna for the mountains of Bolivia during World War II. Jennifer talks about writing, the beauty of living in other countries, and much more.
Turn The Page – Episode 99b — Ariel Lawhon
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Author Ariel Lawhon discusses Code Name Helene, her thrilling historical novel based on a real female spy during WWII. Ariel also discusses her writing process and how she began her career while juggling become the mother of four boys within five years!
Turn The Page – Episode 99c — Chris Bohjalian
Turn The Page – Episode 98a — Shauna J. Grant
Turn The Page – Episode 98b — Ryan Estrada
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Ryan Estrada stops by to talk to us about his work adapting some of Charles Dickens not so classic (see: terrible) sequels to A Christmas Carol AND about Banned Book Club — a graphic novel co-written with his wife Hyun Sook Kim.
Turn The Page – Episode 98c — Tyler Feder
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Tyler Feder discusses Dancing at the Pity party, a heartfelt graphic novel she wrote about losing her mom to cancer at a young age, the relationship between a good laugh and a good cry — and the complicated relationship we all have with death.
