Turn The Page – Episode 395A – Amal El-Mohtar

Jenn chats with Amal El-Mohtar about the breathtaking short story collection SEASONS OF GLASS AND IRON, encompassing almost twenty years of storytelling across multiple genres, modes, and worlds.

Turn The Page – Episode 394D – Ian Domowitz

Lived truth challenges conception of the artificially intelligent in a serial allegory of one AI’s search for the Singularity. Ian Domowitz shares INITIAL CONDITION, the third book in THE MECHANIC’S DIARY series.

Turn The Page – Episode 394C – Karma Brown

#1 international bestselling author Karma Brown shares her horror debut MOTHER IS WATCHING, in which an art conservator’s obsession with a mysterious painting spirals into a nightmarish descent, where the line between reality and the supernatural shatters.

Turn The Page – Episode 394B – Luke Kennard

Luke Kennard chats about BLACK BAG, a novel about an out-of-work actor who takes a bizarre job for a university professor: sitting silently inside a large leather bag during lectures as part of a psychological experiment.

Turn The Page – Episode 393E – Craig Yorke

Dr. Craig Yorke stops by to share his inspiring memoir, STEEP: A BLACK NEUROSURGEON’S JOURNEY. a story of resilience and self-discovery that will resonate with anyone who has wrestled with their past while chasing the American dream.

Turn The Page – Episode 393C – Alex Woodroe

Jenn chats with Alex Woodroe: writer of dark speculative fiction and the Shirley Jackson Award-nominated editor-in-chief of Tenebrous Press. We discuss how Romanian history, government repression and surveillance, and horror in confined spaces come to bear on her novel THE NIGHT SHIP.

Turn The Page – Episode 393B – Olivia Waite

Olivia Waite returns to the show to chat about NOBODY’S BABY, second book in the Dorothy Gentleman series, following the ship’s detective as she investigates the impossible appearance of a baby on an interstellar liner where fertility is supposed to be paused.

Turn The Page – Episode 392D – Juliet Izon

Juliet Izon discusses her debut novel THE ENCORE, a story spanning decades about two classical music students, Anna and Will, whose relationship is shattered by a single event, who reunite years later to tour with their teenage daughter.