Episodes

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Everyone’s favorite vampire odd couple is back for another bloody good time in this new supernatural mystery from the authors of Dead & Breakfast– Kat Hillis and Rosiee Thor return to the show to discuss SUMMER COVEN!

Talya Jankovits stopped by to talk about THE VERY UNREMARKABLE LIFE OF MRS. ETTY BLOOM, in which a profoundly flawed Hasidic woman learns that there is beauty in even the most mundane of lives.

A tantalizing pact between an ordinary woman and the silver-tongued son of the Devil is all that stands between Britain—and all hell breaking loose. Megan Frampton presents DEMONS AND DIPLOMACY!

Jeremy Szal stops by to discuss THE COMMON SAGA, a dark military space opera series featuring Vakov Fukasawa, a former bio-soldier caught in an intergalactic war.

We welcome back Christopher Golden to chat about CARRY ME TO YOUR GRAVE, a thrilling horror novel about a man trying to lay his mother to rest while the demons of the past hunt them down. Literally.

Shelly Jay Shore shares the delightful and moving LOVE ME LIKE A ROCK SONG, an LGBTQ+ paranormal romance which follows a jilted singer-songwriter on a road trip who picks up a golem.

MOTHERHEAD is an achingly human book of poetry that dissects the public glorification of motherhood and shines a light on the struggles not often discussed.

Jennifer Michelle Herrera returns to the show to chat about SIREN SAYS, her intricately woven tale about Raven Wynn, a young woman living in NYC who is living with the trauma of her mother’s death via her own plant magic. Raven’s world is upended when her estranged Aunt Delilah returns to the scene to pull back the curtain on the mysterious past of the Wynn women.

A.P. Thayer shares TAPEWORM, a riveting body horror debut that follows a group of friends confronting aging, identity, and desire during a terrifying infestation in an isolated California desert town named Superstition.

In honor of Comic Con, we have a duo of special interviews with folks in the animation industry! From animation to the writer’s room of Supernatural, Meghan Fitzmartin has worked in professional fandom spaces for years! Now she brings us to the heart of fandom in a personal sense with MARY SUE, a graphic novel about Cassie, a young fan fiction writer who finds solace in fandom, and with her OC, who comes to interfere in Cassie’s personal life at her High School.

In honor of Comic Con, we have a duo of special interviews with folks in the animation industry! Rob Renzetti (Jessikah and Jenn) Rob Renzetti returns to the show to talk about THE ART OF GRAVITY FALLS, a gorgeous collection of art and interviews that brings fans deeper into the creation of one of the most beloved animated series of all time. Rob shared some behind the scenes anecdotes about his collaboration with Alex Hirsch, and his own hopes for future animators whose lives have been touched ...

Heather Marshall shares LIBERTY STREET, which tells the story of one journalist’s harrowing journey into an infamous real-life 1960s women’s prison—and the detective who uncovers her story decades later.

Delilah is dead– and yet the dead speak! Isabelle Spotts joins us to chat about SAINT DELILAH a supernatural suspense thriller about a young woman who must solve her own murder from beyond the grave, lest she become a vengeful spirit herself.

Clay McCleod Chapman returns to Turn the Page to chat about DEVIL INSIDE – his new novel, which is a love story told in a terrifying vein, as only Clay could write it!

A burned-out detective trapped in a cold case finds a curious lead—the severed head of an android who cries for help in the voice of his dead wife. Michael Bettendorf shares MIDWESTERN CHROME, a set of cyber-noir stories set in Nebraska.

Olivie Blake shares DREAMLAND, a tantalizing story of power, seduction, and the omens you’ll ignore when everything you’ve dreamed of feels just within reach.

When Song loses her son River in the Beijing Train Station, she never gives up hope that they will be reuinited. River, a musical prodigy, never doubts that his mother is still out there looking for him. Chen Keller honors us to discuss this very special book that will grab you by your heart from the very first page. Readers will not have to wonder why LITTLE WONDER was picked by Jenna Bush and Oprah as one to read.

Karen E. Bender shares THE WORDS OF DR. L, which collects her gorgeous and thoughtful speculative stories of parents and children, together and apart, surviving near-future dystopias that feel all-too-possible—and realities that can be even stranger.

Cynthia Gomez discusses MUÑECA, a vivid, surreal Gothic about a queer, Latine, working class witch who sets out to rescue a bespelled heiress and loses control of her powers and her heart in the process.

How do musical artists make waves in an algorithm based world? How do we relate to music when it seems that the industry is set on making the product disposible? Rollie Pemberton AKA Cadence Weapon joins us to talk about his new musical memoir, WAYS OF LISTENING: Building a Deeper Relationship with Music in the Streaming Era, which is as much a study of how we engage with art as it is about his own journey.

A ghostwriter in 1965 Scotland plunges into danger as she unravels the dark secrets of a powerful family in a thrilling novel of romance and mystery. Rhys Bowen returns to discuss THE CASTLE IN THE GLEN!

Tilly & Susan Bridges stopped by to chat about JUST ANOTHER SUMMER, a beautiful and joyful graphic novel about two teen celebrities who find connection to themselves and others after being sent to a farm when a scandal threatens their careers.

A dangerous spell gone wrong forces the passionate professor of incantations to share tight quarters with her magical college’s leading—and most brooding—alchemist. Kaye chats with Leslie René about MAGGIE AND ARTHUR’S MAGIC MOMENT!