Turn The Page – Episode 354A – Katherine Reay

The English Masterpiece: A Novel

Katherine Reay stopped by last year to discuss THE BERLIN LETTERS: A COLD WAR NOVEL. This year she’s back to discuss one of Jenn’s fave recent reads: THE ENGLISH MASTERPIECE, a riveting dual perspective story about the highest echelons of the English art world.

Turn the Page – SPECIAL EPISODE 34B – Chris Chibnall

Death at the White Hart by Chris Chibnall: 9780593831571 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books

Chris Chibnall, writer of popular British TV Series such as BROADCHURCH honored us by chatting about his foray into novel writing! DEATH AT THE WHITE HART will grab the attention of fans of small town British Mysteries and cultivate the praise of both fans and newcomers to Chibnall’s twisty narrative style.

Turn the Page – SPECIAL EPISODE 34A – Matt Braly & Ainsworth Lin!

Family Force V | Book by Matt Braly, Ainsworth Lin | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster

Matt Braly and Ainsworth Lin zoomed in from the West Coast to chat about FAMILY FORCE V, part love letter to Super Sentai, part coming of age YA graphic novel — and a lot more. But let’s not spoil it too much. Matt and Ainsworth’s book has a story you will love, characters you will adore, and art you will DEVOUR.

Turn The Page – Episode 353E – Dylin Hardcastle

A Language of Limbs - Kindle edition by Hardcastle, Dylin. Literature & Fiction Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.

Dylin Hardcastle’s A LANGUAGE OF LIMBS is a gorgeous novel exploring queer life in Australia since the 70s through the intertwining journeys of two women on very different but interconnected paths. Dylin Hardcastle stopped by to chat about their writing process and queer community across history.

Turn The Page – Episode 353D – Khai Krumbhaar

True War Stories [Book]

Khai Krumbhaar stops by to talk about TRUE WAR STORIES, a graphic novel anthology co-written and co-edited with Alex de Campi that features 15 true stories of American service members deployed overseas.

Turn The Page – Episode 353C– Meg Hamand

Amazon.com: Diamonds in Auschwitz: A Novel: 9781632999160: Hamand, Meg:  Books

Meg Hamand’s DIAMONDS IN AUSCHWITZ is a powerful and moving work of historical fiction about finding the will to survive in the darkest places. We discuss the writing and research process, and sustaining oneself while writing difficult material.

Turn The Page – Episode 353B– Tony Stewart

Carrying the Tiger: Living with Cancer, Dying with Grace, Finding Joy While Grieving See more

Tony Stewart shares his deeply moving and transformative memoir: CARRYING THE TIGER: LIVING WITH CANCER, DYING WITH GRACE, FINDING JOY WHILE GRIEVING and its origins as a blog for family and friends.

Turn The Page – Episode 353A– RaeAnne Thayne

The Lost Book of First Loves: A Small-Town Contemporary Romance Novel about  Two Sisters Discovering Family Secrets

Last year RaeAnne Thayne was here to discuss THE CHRISTMAS MARKET- this year she’s back to share THE LOST BOOK OF FIRST LOVES, a brand-new story about two women, a family secret and a lost manuscript that changes everything…

Turn The Page – Episode 352E– Valkyrie Loughcrewe

Interview: "Puppet's Banquet" Author Valkyrie Loughcrewe ... .

Jenn and Valkyrie Loughcrewe discuss PUPPET’S BANQUET, a Gothic novella exploring medical abuse, the systemic disease of colonialism and patriarchy, and the limits of human perception.