Turn The Page – Episode 182C – Deanna Raybourn


In this chapter, Jessikah and Deanna Raybourne spend a good amount of time dancing around spoilers of the seventh VERONICA SPEEDWELL series — and manage to discuss Victorian grandparent scams. Deanna’s writing is as addicting as candy, so if you have not yet begun reading her books you should!

Turn The Page – Episode 181B – S.A. Barnes

Author S. A. Barnes, AKA Stacey Kade talks about space horror as it is gloriously displayed in DEAD SILENCE a terrifying tale that can be described as Titanic, meets Event Horizon, meets Alien. What a ride it was.

Turn The Page – Episode 181A – Grady Hendrix


Favorite guest Grady Hendrix takes a break from talking about Horror to discuss THESE FISTS BREAK BRICKS, HOW KUNGFU MOVIES SWEPT AMERICA AND CHANGED THE WORLD.

Turn The Page – Episode 180B – Sara Flannery Murphy

Sara Flannery Murphy gets critical about genre fiction — in that we should be less critical of genre as a whole. Sara and Jessikah discuss what (they think) defines genre and why they think this topic has been maligned for so long.

Turn The Page – Episode 179C – Ravi Shankar

Ravi Shankar, a poet and professor discusses incarceration and the need to refocus on rehabilitation versus punishment as told in CORRECTIONAL, his memoir documenting his early life and focusing on his 90 day sentence in Hartford Correctional Center.

Turn The Page – Episode 179B – Thrity Umrigar

Thrity Umrigar zooms in to discuss HONOR, a heart wrenching tale of violence and love in India when Meena, a young Hindu woman whose own brothers burned her and murdered her husband because he was Muslim.

Turn The Page – Episode 179A – Alexandria Bellefleur

Alexandria Bellefluer’s COUNT YOUR LUCKY STARS comes full circle when Margot, runs into ex high school flame Olivia while planning the wedding of Annie and Brendan from the previous installment. This sapphic second chance love story will warm your like a mug of hot cocoa!

Turn The Page – Episode 178A – Jillian Cantor


West Egg is revisited in this murder mystery told by the women of The Great Gatsby. Jessikah and Evelyn welcome author Jillian Cantor to the North Shore of Long Island (virtually) to talk about her inspiration behind this book, and the legacy of Gatsby.