Historical fiction-spy-thriller mash-up with Allison Epstein

02/09/21 • 31 min

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Debut author Allison Epstein joins the show to discuss her "historical fiction spy thriller mash-up" (and overall epic novel) "A Tip for the Hangman."

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Debut author Allison Epstein joins the show to discuss her "historical fiction spy thriller mash-up" (and overall epic novel) "A Tip for the Hangman."

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