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Kate Quinn

Kate Quinn

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Oct 28, 2026

Jennifer JacksonGUEST
14:03
contemporary.
Jennifer JacksonGUEST
14:04
I like, of course, Kate Quinn's pretty good.
Jennifer JacksonGUEST
14:08
It kind of depends on what I'm in the mood for sometimes.
Pat LeachHOST
14:12
You know, I think that when you consider what it's like to help people, say, at the library find their next good book or their next good read, I think mood is sometimes not considered quite deeply enough because you might be giving them one of their most favorite books, but if they're not in the mood for that at the time, it's not going to go forward.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
57:26
the historic, I don't use it in a way other people do.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
57:29
Um, that I have seen, I've seen like Kate Quinn shares.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
57:33
Um, I don't know if she'll be on her Instagram, but if you like start following her, she'd usually kind of share some of her process sometimes.
Brianna LabuskesHOST
57:39
And like, she'll do screenshots and have like just historical or like research buckets.
MaxHOST
5:45
Emma?
EmmaHOST
5:46
Sarasota County is set for a major cultural highlight in 2026 with the return of Off the Page, a month-long literary festival headlined by internationally acclaimed authors like Anthony Horowitz, Brad Meltzer, Nathaniel Philbrick, and Kate Quinn.
EmmaHOST
6:02
According to staff reporting, these writers will appear at libraries and venues throughout November in a series of free events open to all ages.
EmmaHOST
6:10
The festival launches with Publishing Day at Selby Library, including a writers' conference and local talent showcase, and continues with family day activities like storytime sessions and crafts for kids.
Jane HealeyHOST
0:05
Welcome to the Jane Healey Happy Hour, the podcast that explores new and exciting novels of all genres.
Jane HealeyHOST
0:10
I'm your host, best-selling historical fiction author Jane Healey, and in today's episode, we welcome debut novelist Kevin C. Morris to discuss his atmospheric mystery, Untamed Coast, which author Kate Quinn called a bold, intricately plotted debut unfolding against the beauty and danger of the Alaskan wilderness.
Jane HealeyHOST
0:28
Welcome, Kevin.
Kevin C. MorrisGUEST
0:30
Thanks so much.
MarionHOST
55:44
Aidan Thomas, if you happen to be listening, we'd really love to set up an interview with you to discuss your beautiful books.
Dorothy GaleHOST
55:52
If you enjoyed this interview, join us next week for our final Banned Books Week Extravaganza episode, where Marion and I discuss The Astral Library by Kate Quinn.
MarionHOST
56:05
But don't worry, after we finish the fabulous month of October that we, the Rogue Librarians, have... deemed banned books month, the freedom to read y'all.
MarionHOST
56:17
We will be right back with another episode in our regular season.
Kit SergeantGUEST
24:52
I love the Alice Network too.
Kit SergeantGUEST
24:53
I love Kate Quinn.
Kit SergeantGUEST
24:55
So Alice Network is one of my favorites.
Kit SergeantGUEST
24:57
So people that tend to like my type of books will also like the Alice Network.
Kit SergeantGUEST
26:04
Um, I like to browse, I think.
Kit SergeantGUEST
26:06
And then I'll go in, I'll read the reviews and things.
Kit SergeantGUEST
26:10
And so I think it's more... browsing so I don't have an auto buy I have to get this new one if it's Kate Quinn I'll usually buy it or if it's like an author that I follow but usually I like to browse and sometimes I'm and if I'm going on vacation I'm like I'm going to New Orleans what are some New Orleans books because I like to be time and place too so I'll pick up a book simply because I'm planning on vacation there
NatalieHOST
26:35
I do love, yeah, I love reading a book set in the place that you are.
Jo HirdGUEST
3:09
And I just find it nice comfort listening and you get into the characters and all that kind of thing.
Jo HirdGUEST
3:15
And then I read one was a little bit different called The Rose Code by Kate Quinn.
Jo HirdGUEST
3:19
And that was really interesting because it was set...
Jo HirdGUEST
3:22
in the world war ii years and it was about cracking the codes and the women that were used during that time and the secrecy and that was really really interesting because it was so well written and the research that the author must have done was incredible but really interesting book yeah
speaker_3HOST
20:30
I think I know where we are going next.
speaker_1HOST
20:32
We are diving headfirst into The Alice Network by Kate Quinn.
speaker_3HOST
20:36
Oh, incredible book.
speaker_1HOST
20:37
Published by William Morrow and another defining pick from that crucial 2017 launch window.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:28
It is just lovely.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:31
The astral library by Kate Quinn.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:35
OK.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:36
So trigger warnings in this book.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:28
It is, um, just lovely.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:31
The Astral Library by Kate Quinn.
Michelle DawsonHOST
43:34
Okay.
Lily GlasgoGUEST
43:35
Ooh, I got it.

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