Lexie Elliott on friends, self-doubt, and her debut thriller
Lexie Elliott joins Amy to talk about her debut thriller, THE FRENCH GIRL. They talk about friend group dynamics, self-doubt, and a slinky French ghost.
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Clare Mackintosh on mental health and twisty thrillers
Clare Mackintosh, author of LET ME LIE, joins Amy to talk about detective-work, post-it notes, and mental health.
Listen: Joseph Finder on coffee, character choices, and more
Joseph Finder chats with John about THE SWITCH, coffee, writing, Alfred Hitchcock and more.
Listen: Delia Ephron talks writing, eating habits, vacationing, and marriage.
Siracusa author Delia Ephron chats with Lindsay about her New York Times-bestselling novel (soon to be film), vacationing in Italy, and how to eat like a child. She also tells us about her terrible boss and experiences with married couples.
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Listen: L.S. Hilton Talks Sex, Culture, Food, and Feminism
MAESTRA author, L.S. Hilton, came on the show to talk about the book that has it all: art, travel, money, sex, pop culture, food, feminism, and murder. She even has a stalker and is currently accepting applications for a proper troll.
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Listen: Fiona Barton Talks Journalism, Tech, and More
Fiona Barton, author of the #1 International Bestselling novel, The Widow, talks about writing, journalism, media, and society.
Listen: Raphael Montes on His Mum, Screenwriting, Brazil, and His Biggest Fear
Raphael Montes, author of the horrifying novel, Perfect Days, calls Lindsay Jacobsen to talk about the book, his mum, screenwriting, Brazil, and his biggest fear.
Listen: Robert Crais Chats with Superfan, John Mercun
Guest host John sits down with Robert Crais to discuss his newest novel, The Promise.
Listen: Todd Moss Addresses the Middle-Aged, White Hero Cliché
Todd Moss, author of Minute Zero and The Golden Hour, talks about the Judd Ryker series, and how his experience as a former senior State Department official impacts his writing.
Listen: Linda Fairstein on Her Thorough, Investigative Research
Linda Fairstein returns to discuss Devil’s Bridge, her newest novel in the Alex Cooper series. We chat about her rich historical settings, Cooper’s agelessness, and of course, her love for our Penguin Book Truck. Is it safe to assume that it’s currently parked at Linda’s Martha’s Vineyard home?
