Turn The Page – Episode 326E – Robbie Morrison and Charlie Adlard

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Comics greats Robbie Morrison and Charlie Adlard come together to discuss their new masterpiece HERETIC– a gripping murder mystery set in 16th-century Belgium. Sherlock Holmes meets Name of the Rose in this not-to-be-missed graphic novel!

Turn The Page – Episode 326A – Rick Paulas

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Rick Paulas was here last year to talk about THE LADY IN GREENPOINT and PALMER HOTEL– now he’s back to talk about MALINKO, a horror masterpiece about Route 66, ghost towns, and a mysterious late-night radio show.

Turn The Page – Episode 325A – Paul Rousseau

Friendly Fire: A Fractured Memoir

Jenn spoke with Paul Rousseau about his remarkable book FRIENDLY FIRE: A FRACTURED MEMOIR, which recounts the arduous physical and emotional processes of recovery from traumatic brain injury and PTSD after being shot in the head by his college roommate.

Turn The Page – Episode 324B – Camilo Lozano

Codex Black (Book Two): Bird of Ill Omen [Book]

Camilo Lozano’s gorgeous webcomic CODEX BLACK is about monsters, mysteries, and the will of the gods featuring two young extraordinary adventurers in fifteenth-century Mesoamerica as they search for a missing father. Camilo stopped by to chat about the second volume out now: BIRD OF ILL OMEN.

Turn The Page – Episode 323B – Dan Gurlitz

Dan Gurlitz, specialist in the distribution and marketing of independent films, dropped by to talk about Soundview Media Partners, a boutique firm he launched in 2010 with the primary mission of working with independent filmmakers to establish distribution of their work.

Turn The Page – Episode 322B – Tom Deady

The Rack: Stories Inspired By Vintage Horror Paperbacks

Tom Deady stops by to talk about THE RACK, a terrifying collection of short stories from the heavy hitters of horror celebrating the pulp horror paperbacks that made us all die-hard fans of the genre.

Turn The Page – Episode 322A – Anastasia Garcia

Ghostly, Ghastly Tales: Frights to Tell at Night

Anastasia Garcia’s GHOSTLY GHASTLY TALES is a beautiful and oh-so-spooky collection of horror stories inspired by myths and legends from around the world. We talk about researching folklore, writing horror for younger readers, and collaborating with Teo Skaffa on this gorgeous art object of a book.