
Meagan Church Interview
In this week's author interview, I sit down with Meagan Church to discuss her recent novel, The Mad Wife. Meagan tells us the inspiration behind her novel, what it was like to find out it was on the New York Times Bestse

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Hi, welcome to Read with Jul! My name is Jul, and I’m excited to talk all things bookish with you. This podcast will be a deep dive into my book recommendations and reviews, bookish news such as new releases and book to film adaptations, author interviews, and more! Podcast episodes are released every Monday, with every other week being an interview, and solo episodes in between. Be sure to tune in on Spotify or Apple Podcast. Happy reading!
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In this week's author interview, I sit down with Meagan Church to discuss her recent novel, The Mad Wife. Meagan tells us the inspiration behind her novel, what it was like to find out it was on the New York Times Bestse

Liana Cincotti is an indie and traditionally published author of the books PICKING DAISIES ON SUNDAYS and DON'T BE IN LOVE. Liana and I talk about the difference between both of her publishing journeys, she teases her th

Today my friend CiCi took me book shopping for my birthday and gave me a fun challenge to try to complete!

Juliana is a self-published (but soon to be trad published!) author. She writes cozy, closed-door, slow burn romances. In this episode, we chat about her favorite tropes, how she balances being a full-time writer and mom

In addition to sharing my reading update, I share how I've been slacking on borrowing books from my library because I have been buying so many books recently, and how I plan to change that.

Kelsey Cox is the author of Party of Liars. In this conversation, Kelsey walks us through how she and her husband are raising their daughters in a "house of art and letters". She shares what she was doing when inspiratio

In the beginning of October, I came up with a list of 10 books on my NetGalley shelf that I wanted to read as a part of the ARCtober reading challenge. So far I have read seven of them. Listen to this episode to see whic

This may or may not have been the most personable and uplifting interview I have ever done! Joss Richard was such a delight to have on the podcast. We talk all about her debut novel, It's Different This Time, among many

Join me as I read The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware for the first time! Please note that this episode has spoilers for the book and minor spoilers for the Netflix adaptation. Next month's Spoiler Session pick is The Aca

Olivia Muenter is the author of Such a Bad Influence, and her upcoming novel Little One will be out in February of 2026. We talk about the inspiration of using social media suspense as the forefront of her book and how s

In this week's episode, I go over the five reading goals I made for 2025, and I share my progress on each one.

Kristin Offiler is a debut author. Her novel The Housewarming was published this past summer. In this episode, we chat about the many revisions it took for her book to get published, what her publishing journey looked li

I recently read Just Friends by Haley Pham as an advanced reader copy through NetGalley. Listen to this episode to hear my thoughts.

Carola Lovering is the author of Too Good To Be True, Can't Look Away, Bye, Baby, and Tell Me Lies, which was adapted into the hit TV show on Hulu. Carola shares her story of becoming a published author, which took longe

This episode contains spoilers for The Guest by Emma Cline. Next month's spoiler session episode will be on The Woman in Cabin 10 by Ruth Ware and it will be released on October 6th.

Seraphina Nova Glass is a thriller author that has written a handful of well-known books, including On a Quiet Street and Nothing Ever Happens Here. In this spoiler-free interview, Seraphina gives us an inside look on ho

In this episode, I take you on a tour of my NetGalley Shelf, including the books in my Give Feedback tab, Pending tab, and Will Not Give Feedback tab.

Alissa DeRogatis is the author of Call It What You Want, a novel about situationships and heartbreak. In this episode, we talk about Alissa's personal experiences that shaped this novel, and how her book became an overni

It's time for a new segment on the Read with Jul podcast! I am trialing a little something I like to call Spoiler Session episodes - think of it like a one way book club! Our first Spoiler Session pick is The Guest by Em

Kate Broad is the author of the recent novel, Greenwich. Greenwich is a stunning debut that is the perfect summer read. While this episode is spoiler-free, listeners will benefit from reading the book first, to get a bet
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