Turn The Page – Episode 362E – Adam Allsuch Boardman

The Unexplained: Ghosts – Nobrow Press

Writer and illustrator Adam Allsuch Boardman drops by to talk about his work, including THE UNEXPLAINED UFOS and THE UNEXPLAINED GHOSTS, influences including the X-Files, and making complicated subjects accessible for all kinds of audiences.

Turn The Page – Episode 362A – Rebecca Bratspies

Naming Gotham: The Villains, Rogues & Heroes Behind New York's Place Names: Bratspies, Rebecca: 0804338237752: Amazon.com: Books

Rebecca Bratspies discusses NAMING GOTHAM: THE VILLAINS, ROGUES, & HEROES BEHIND NEW YORK’S PLACE NAMES, a fascinating look at the diverse cast of characters for whom New York’s many roads, bridges, tunnels, neighborhoods and institutions were named. Check out the blog post mentioned here: Jane Matilda Bolin: Another Guest Post by Rebecca Bratspies!

Turn The Page – Episode 361E – Dr. Tiffany Jenkins

Amazon.com: Strangers and Intimates: The Rise and Fall of Private Life: 9781529034165: Jenkins, Tiffany: Books

Cultural historian and writer Dr. Tiffany Jenkins discusses STRANGERS AND INTIMATES: THE RISE AND FALL OF PRIVATE LIFE, which traces the evolution of the private realm from the ancient world to its current shifting and precarious status.

 

 

Turn The Page – Episode 360D – Rick Skwiot

The Bootlegger's Bride

Rick Skwiot discusses THE BOOTLEGGER’S BRIDE, a murder mystery that’s filled with gritty family drama, historical fiction, and a coming-of-age tale – all combined into one that spans Prohibition, The Great Depression, World War ll, and the Vietnam War.

Turn The Page – Episode 360B – Julia Whelan

Julia Whelan's Audiobrary

Actor, author, and audiobook narrator Julia Whelan returns to the show to discuss the state of the audio industry, the AI/human voice debate, and her revolutionary publishing business Audiobrary.

Turn The Page – Episode 359E – Katie Fricas

Amazon.com: Checked Out eBook : Fricas, Katie, Fricas, Katie: Kindle Store

Katie Fricas chats about CHECKED OUT, a graphic novel valentine to libraries and New York, and the story of an artist working to make her dreams come true (if she can figure out what those dreams are, exactly).