Turn The Page – Episode 165B – Sarah Langan

Sarah Langan of MONSTERS ARE DUE ON MAPLE STREET (The Twilight Zone), introduces us to GOOD NEIGHBORS in Garden City, NY (the one on Long Island) in the not so distant future where a giant sinkhole takes over a neighborhood.

Turn The Page – Episode 164 – THE LIBRARY PROS!

A very special joint episode with THE LIBRARY PROS! Our pods collide as we interview each other, discuss our methods, and have a lot of fun comparing notes!

Turn The Page – Episode 163A – Clark Collis

Shaun of the Dead is one of the most beloved Horror Comedies of all time, launching Simon Pegg and Nick Frost into the American pop-culture zeitgeist. Clark chats with us about YOU’VE GOT RED ON YOU, a book which tells us how Shaun came to be. #

Turn The Page – Episode 163A – Brent Spiner

Brent Spiner — yes, THAT Brent Spiner — beams in from the Zoom Quadrant to chat about FAN FICTION, his hilarious “MemNoir” that matches true to life experiences with a wild fictional mystery which takes place on the set of STar Trek TNG in the 1990’s!

Turn The Page – Episode 162B – Erin Sterling

Its a duo of witchy episodes! We are joined by Erin Sterling author of THE EX HEX, a rom com just perfect for Pumpkin Spice Season! When Vivi, a young witch from Graves Glen, Georgia is dumped by Rhys an upper class witch from British Society, Viv and her cousin get drunk and pretend to curse him. Only the curse generates real magic, and when Rhys returns almost a decades later, sparks fly once again — from romance as well as magical mayhem!

Turn The Page – Episode 162A – Rachel Harrison

Blending horror and humor, Rachel Harrison brings us a cackle of a story about Annie, a young woman who has just been dumped and Sophie, the mysterious woman who has befriended her, offering a kind ear and a chance at empowerment.

Turn The Page – Episode 161A – Ryka Aoki

Ryka zooms in to discuss her heartfelt and whimsical novel A Light From Uncommon Stars! Among the related topics, Ryka and Jessikah discuss change within communities, how media and genre is viewed, and our favorite donuts.

Turn The Page – Episode 161B – Lecia Cornwall

Lecia talks female doctors in WWI, and other lesser known heroes on the front as told in her latest novel, The Woman at the Front. Lecia also discusses her past romance novels and her upcoming historical novel set in the years leading up to WWII.

Turn The Page – Episode 160B – Joshua Jay


Jessikah got to talk about the mystery behind magicians with Joshua Jay, author of How Magicians Think. This is one book that will bring some magic into your world and challenge readers to look at magicians in new ways. Of course, we also chat about Neil Patrick Harris, who wrote the foreword.

Turn The Page – Episode 159C – Jan Igharo

Jane Igharo dazzled us with THE SWEETEST REMEDY, a heartfelt and funny novel about Hannah, a young bi-racial woman who travels to Nigeria to attend the funeral of a father she never knew. Along the way Hannah bonds with her half siblings, learns so much about herself, and finds a love interest who was connected to her far before they met.