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Join Halcyon and Lauren as they discuss themes from Harlem Rhapsody by Victoria Christopher Murray. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please rate, subscribe, and share.

Join us as we speak with Victoria Christopher Murray, the author of Harlem Rhapsody. Victoria Christopher Murray is the New York Times and USA Today best selling author of more than 30 novels, including the New York Times Instant Best Sellers, The Personal Librarian and The First Ladies. Both novels, Victoria co-wrote with Marie Benedict. A native New Yorker, Victoria Christopher Murray attended Hampton University where she majored in Communication Disorders. After graduating, Victoria attended New York University’s Stern Business School where she received her MBA in Marketing. Victoria spent ten years in Corporate America before she tested her entrepreneurial spirit. She opened a Financial Services Agency for Aegon, USA where she managed the number one division for nine consecutive years. However, Victoria always dreamed of writing and in 1997, she pursued her dream. This conversation was fun and Victoria gives us lessons on Jesse Redmond Faucet, W.E.B. DuBois, the publishing industry, and much more! Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast To find Victoria Christopher Murray on Instagram: Victoria Christopher Murray If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share.

Join Halcyon and Lauren as they discuss themes from The Dry Season by Melissa Febos. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please rate, subscribe, and share.

Melissa Febos joins us to discuss her new book, The Dry Season. In the wake of a catastrophic two-year relationship, Melissa decided to take a break: For three months she would abstain from dating, relationships, and sex. By abstaining from all forms of romantic entanglement, Febos began to see her life and her self-worth in a radical, new way. Her year of divestment transformed her relationships with friends and peers, her spirituality, her creative practice, and, most of all, her relationship to herself. Join us for this candid and deep conversation with Melissa about her book and the lessons she's learned in life so far. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share.

In this episode, Lauren and Halcyon share their opinions on common reading myths. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share.

Marsha Massiah joins us on this episode of The Page 50 Podcast to discuss her origin story, emigration to the United States, and the creation of the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival (BCLF). The BCLF was founded in 2019 and showcases and promotes Caribbean writers. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com To follow the BCLF on Instagram: BCLF BCLF Website: https://www.bklyncbeanlitfest.org/ September 5-7, 2025 Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share.

Lauren and Halcyon talk about a few social themes from Bernice L. McFadden's book, Firstborn Girls. They share their experiences from being Black girls attending all White schools, classism, and other themes from the book. Join us as we chat further about this novel. Follow the Page 50 Podcast on Instagram: Page 50 Podcast If you would like your book considered for the podcast, please email us at page50podcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share.