Turn The Page – Episode 172B – Jeff Alulis

We caught up with Jeff to discuss SET THE NIGHT ON FIRE, a memoir co-written with Robby Kreiger of THE DOORS. Without ego, but full of humor, Robbie and Jeff put together a conversational memoir that will bust some of the more pervasive myths of Jim Morrison and the DOORS (no thanks to Oliver Stone) and maybe drop a few new mysteries.

Turn The Page – Episode 171A – Amy Belding Brown

Amy Belding Brown sat down with Evelyn and Jessikah to discuss EMILY’S HOUSE a historical novel written from the POV of Margaret Maher, Emily Dickinson’s maid who is the reason Emily is a household name.

Turn The Page – Episode 170A – Michael Crouch

Award winning audiobook narrator Michael Crouch discusses his craft, commercial voice overs, and editing out breaths from recording. Among other things, fluffy cats do come up in conversation. Shout out to @SeeJanRead former SPL employee and Michael Crouch enthusiast.

Turn The Page – Episode 169B – Steve Israel

From Long Island Congressman, to novelist, to indie bookshop pioneer! Steve Israel joins Barney and Jessikah to chat about the inspiration behind opening Theordore’s Bookshop in Oyster Bay when the world had seemingly thought the time of small bookstores to have passed. Special shout out to Peggy Zeiran formerly of Turn of the Corkscrew Books and Syosset’s Borders who will be Steve’s General Manager at Theodores.

Turn The Page – Episode 169A – Todd Doughty

When the world shut down, Todd Doughty got to work making lists of the little things that brought him joy in uncertain times. Todd joins us to chat about how these lists brought light to himself and to Instagram followers and eventually became his book LITTLE PIECES OF HOPE which is the perfect gift for all of your loved ones this holiday season.

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Turn The Page – Episode 168B – Sherry Thomas

Gender swapped Sherlock Holmes — Charlotte Holmes goes out on her sixth outing in this wonderful novel. We got to chat with author Sherry Thomas about Holmes, historical romance, and occult cults (say that five times fast). We also name dropped the lovely Deanna Raybourne.

Turn The Page – Episode 168A – Alma Katsu

Alma Katsu, best known for her historical horror gets to flex her CIA background while she chats about Red Widow, her first spy novel, now in development for a television series. Alma also give us a preview of her upcoming novel which is a return to historical horror, tackling Japanese American Internment.

Turn The Page – Episode 167B – Richard Chizmar


Previously recorded at a live virtual event, author Richard Chizmar talks horror, serial killers and childhood fears while engaging his audience in some Q&A about his latest book CHASING THE BOOGEYMAN.

Turn The Page – Episode 166A – Wanda M. Morris


Wanda M. Morris drops in to chat about ALL HER LITTLE SECRETS, her debut legal thriller which stages Ellice Littlejohn, a brilliant black lawyer against a conspiracy behind the Atlanta law firm in which she practices — and one that threatens to dig up the ghosts of her past.