
Lit Witches opens the portal to fantasy for readers, writers and all things in between. Hosted by Adelaide Jensen, take a seat at The Roundtable and delve into all of your favourite fantasy genres with a rotating cast of special guests. We’ll introduce you to the Chosen Ones, fantasy authors from around the globe who will lift the veil on their latest spellbinding novels. The magical journey begin... more
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On today's Chosen One episode we speak to debut author Braidee Otto about Songbird of the Sorrows, the first in a brand-new romantasy trilogy that ticks all the boxes – assassins, secret princesses, heists, second chance romance, forbidden love, and,... more
In this Roundtable book club episode, we discuss C.S. Pacat’s groundbreaking fantasy trilogy, Captive Prince, and the importance of mitigating harm when portraying queer characters. We delve into why it’s the ultimate enemies-to-lovers story, full of... more
On today's Chosen One episode we speak to bestselling author James Islington about The Will of the Many and The Strength of the Few, the first two books in his epic high fantasy Hierarchy series. We discuss the Roman-inspired fantasy world, the long-... more
On today's Roundtable book club episode, we chat about Sable Sorensen's addictive fantasy novel Dire Bound, and how the explosion of the romantasy genre has - in our opinion, anyway - been fuelled by our favourite young adult fantasy books and tropes... more
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The show centers on fantasy literature with a roundtable discussion format that blends author interviews, genre analysis, and reader-facing conversations about world-building, romance tropes, and publishing industry shifts. Recent episodes frequently explore romantasy, queer representation, dark academia, and high fantasy worldbuilding, often tying in how authors navigate fan culture, adaptations from fan fiction to publishing, and the evolving role of platforms like BookTok in shaping reception. A standout aspect is the mix of deeply craft-focused critiques with accessible, spoiler-light (and sometimes spoiler-aware) conversations, making it appealing to both devoted fantasy readers and aspiring authors seeking practical insights and diver... more
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