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Episode three hundred five – part one
Adam Nimoy’s THE MOST HUMAN: RECONCILING WITH MY FATHER, LEONARD NIMOY, is a touching and insightful exploration of his estrangement and reconciliation with his famous father. Adam stopped by to talk about fathers, fame, and legacy.
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Episode three hundred four – part one
A collection of short stories interconnected through the theme of an author who might have had a one night stand with the Devil at a Halloween party decades before. Lima connects the supernatural with politics and absurdism in CRAFT: Stories I wrote for the Devil.
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Episode three hundred four – part two
Josh Malerman brings his unique voice back to Turn the Page to talk about INCIDENTS AROUND THE HOUSE, a not quite possession story narrated by Bela, an 8 year old girl at the center of it all. Josh discusses the origins of Bela’s story and how writing this book was most similar to BIRD BOX.
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Episode three hundred three – part five
Who would fall in love with a serial killer? Tasha Coryell’s LOVE LETTERS TO A SERIAL KILLER introduces us to Hannah, who has been unlucky in love – until she meets William via her true crime obsession. The problem? William is incarcerated for being an alleged serial killer, and Hannah might be making a mistake that will cost her her life.
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Episode three hundred one – part four
Mae Bennett zoomed in to chat about BARELY EVEN FRIENDS – A modern twist on Beauty and the Beast featuring a Plus sized Beauty named Bellamy who takes a job as a contractor to restore an estate under the care of the very grumpy Oliver Killington, the heir to an empire who is very unhappy to share space with anyone, let alone Bellamy.
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Episode three hundred one – part one
Amy Dressler talks remixing Shakespeare, as well as all the research that went into writing, HOW TO ALIGN THE STARS, a contemporary twist on much ado about nothing, featuring Beatrice, am Astronomy Professor and her younger cousin Heron, a bride to be on the brink of graduating from the same small college where Bea works.
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Episode three hundred one – part two
Familial trauma haunts Elise decades after her sister Robin disappears. When 35 year old Elise’s ex is murdered in the same location as her sister’s disappearance, Victoria Helen Stone invites us to FOLLOW HER DOWN the trail were she hopes to find some answers to the past.
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Episode three hundred – part one
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Adelettes we bring back this classic episode. Kristin Howell and Lindi Bortney chime in with Sharon to discuss the origins and legacy of The Adelettes, the Syosset High School Barber Shop Music group. Stay tuned for some lovely music featuring several generations of Adelettes after the episode. Presented in moving Memory of Lindi Bortney who passed May 1, 2024.
