Mollie Hawkins discusses her brilliant addition to the Object Lessons series: SAXOPHONE. a gorgeous blend of history, cultural analysis, and deeply moving personal reflection.

Jessikah sat down with Erin Crosby-Eckstine, author of JUNIE, part ghost story, part historical fiction and weaving tension which will leave you thinking about this book way after youve turned the la

Hache Pueyo stops by to chat about BUT NOT TOO BOLD, a beautiful and eerie sapphic monster romance novella wrapped in gothic fantasy trappings.

Jessikah reunites with J.W. Ocker to discuss CULT FOLLOWING a fascinating look into not only cults, but some of the most murky lore around cults, what defines them and what people are searching for th

Jenn chats with Melissa Ferguson about THE PERFECT ROM COM, writing romantic tension, and maintaining a writing practice while managing a busy family.

A study in interpersonal relationships with a messy 20 something woman on one side and a sentient blob on the other! Maggie Su joins us to discuss BLOB: A LOVE STORY, a weird and funny book about id

Alafair Burke tells us all about how a real life situation involving a stolen parking spot launched the idea for THE NOTE, a thriller about three friends who get together for a girls weekend away, and

Neena Viel discusses LISTEN TO YOUR SISTER, a laugh-out-loud, deeply terrifying, and big-hearted speculative horror novel. We chat writing lived-in family dynamics and balancing humor and horror.

Author Carter Wilson matches true crime podcasts with a story of a true crime victim in Tell me What You Did. This is one you will devour in one sitting for sure.

Jacqueline Faber stops by to talk about her gorgeous debut novel, THE DEPARTMENT, a dark academic thriller about a college girl who disappears, a professor who goes looking for her, and the secrets th