Turn The Page – Episode 422E – Jennifer Thorne

Jennifer Thorne joins us to chat about NEWBOURNE PARK, a book that leans heavily on horror tropes, but takes us on a joyride when Martha, a young 26 year old grieving her mother makes a poor choice that literally bites her back in ways she will have to adjust to – depending on the moon phase.

Turn The Page – Episode 422D – Jonathan Sims

Jonathan Sims of the MAGNUS ARCHIVES chats about THE BURN LINE, a wild ride set during the UK’s post Covid heat wave, where five stranger witness something horrific on the London Underground and must re-connect to regain their memories of what happened and stop it from terrorizing anyone else.

Turn The Page – Episode 422C – Tanya Grant

Emily has made her name around home organization, and she is very good at her job. So good that when she becomes fixated on Cap, a beautiful wealthy client, Emily inserts herself seamlessly into Cap’s life, with an intense desire to stay forever. Tanya Grant stopped by to chat about how this book A BEAUTIFUL LIE came to be.

Turn The Page – Episode 421E – Oscar Rios

Oscar Rios, founder of Golden Goblin Press joined us to chat about how he turned his love of cosmic horror into a creative body of work writing mods and scenerios for the Call of Cthulhu RPG series.

Turn The Page – Episode 420F – Sarah Maria Griffin

A group of childhood friends are pulled back together as adults to relive a game they’d played before their lives changed forever. Sarah Maria Griffin joins us to chat about the trap that is nostalgia in her newest novel, STRANGE IS THE LIGHT.

Turn The Page – Episode 420D – Amy B. Scher

Salon Rose had the entire world ahead of her. Then she was murdered. Told from an afterlife perspective, Salon finds a new sense of freedom with a cohort of “classmates” who have yet to move on. Here she will learn the truth of her death, and find a new sense of life in the past tense.

Turn The Page – Episode 420C – Sara Z. Carson

Carson explores the way community and connections build and buckle under the eye of a charismatic leader in DARK MESSIAH, a novel told from the POV of 15 year old Nell, a teenager living in 1975 San Francisco on a collision course with a Jonestown inspired cult.

Turn The Page – Episode 420A – Carly Hillman

Carly Hillman makes a flawless leap from working on Late Night TV to novel writing with THE REFUGE, a literary thriller set on a Montana Wildlife reserve. This book will grab the attention of readers right from the get go, when a mysterious seven year old girl is discovered alone and hiding by Johnny, a Park Ranger. What happens from here? You’ll have to read to find out.

Turn The Page – Episode 419D – Patricia Park

Patricia Park joins us to chat about AMBROSIA LEE DROPS THE MIC, a YA novel about an Asian American teenager and “failed” child star, who finds herself pursuing stand-up comedy in the midst of her every day life drama!

Turn The Page – Episode 418D – Jamie Stephan and Michael Cagno

Author Stephan and illustrator Cagno talk about A HAPPY IN YOUR HEART DAY, a children’s book collaboration leveraged by Stephan’s background in education and Cagno’s background in art to bring their decade old vision to fruition.