Turn The Page – Episode 398F – Erica Wright

Erica Wright brings her beautiful prose and masterful storytelling skills to THE MUSEUM OF UNUSUAL OCCURANCE, the first in a cozy-ish occult series centered around two sisters and a quirky town in Florida with spooky vibes.

Turn The Page – Episode 398E – Tamika Thompson

Tamika Thompson brings us a story of a haunting that exists as much in the structure of the society where the characters live, as much as it is a literal haunting in a public housing community. THE CURSE OF HESTER GARDENS introduces us to Nona who so desperately wants to get her sons out of the public housing neighborhood that has kept them locked into a cycle of trauma and gun violence.

Turn The Page – Episode 397F – Ruth McKell

Ruth McKell talks about the healing power of bees, nature, and kittens, as told in HONEY IN HER VEINS, a beautiful fantasy with dark edges that introduces us to Arthur and Eva, two former lovers who grapple with the ghosts of their pasts in more ways than one.

Turn The Page – Episode 396D – Georgia McVeigh

Iris is wrapped up in the grief of her fiance’s death until she meets. Jack, a gorgeous young widower who has joined her grief counseling group. In SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, Georgia McVeigh presents us with two very unreliable narrators who use the vulnerability of grief in very unexpected ways.

Turn The Page – Episode 396B – Kayla Hardy

Author Kayla Hardy draws a rich tale of politics and magic in THE QUARTER QUEEN, a historical fantasy centering on New Orleans’ Voodoo Queen Marie LaVeau and her daughter Ree (or Marie LaVeau II).

Turn The Page – Episode 396A – Emily Carpenter

Ingrid, a down on her luck witch, gets a chance of a lifetime when she does a reading for an affluent bride to be whose family is well known in society of Savannah,Georgia. Unfortunately, what began as a magical opportunity for Ingrid turns into a nightmare when she weaves a spell that causes ruin for the mother of the bride.

Turn the Page – SPECIAL EPISODE 36 – Jack Brewster and Newsreel

After having launched a successful journalism career, writing for The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and many other respected outlets, Jack Brewster found himself concerned by the prevelence of misinformation and how it spread based on the changing nature of the way we engage with our news.

Jack joined Turn the Page to chat about how he used his experience and passion for promoting democracy through a well informed populace to found Newsreel, an app that is designed to adapt the traditional news article, to how the landscape has changed the field.

Turn The Page – Episode 395F – Vincent Tirado

Vincent Tirado returns with their fabulous blend of horror and dark humor in YOU SHOULD HAVE BEEN NICER TO MY MOM, a story about Xiomara and her wealthy family who sharpen their knives when their patriarch passes away – leaving not a will, but an actual demon to contend with.

Turn The Page – Episode 395D – Corinne Sullivan

Talia can’t believe her luck when she re-meets her ex-boyfriend Townsend, newly single and ready to take their relationship seriously this time. Unfortunately, Townsend is the prime suspect in the disappearance of his ex, and Talia might be too in her own fantasy to heed the red flags.