
WitchLit Podcast is a place to talk about the craft of writing and writing the craft, featuring interviews with pagan and occult authors of fiction and nonfiction
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Author, concert violinist, and concertmaster JoAnna Farrer joined me to discuss her new book The Diviner's Path, a walk through the many ways we seek knowledge and understanding through divination. We get back to writing, process and research in this... more
I was so pleased to have folklorist, author, and playwright Tracey Norman join me this month to chat about Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories. Carter's twist on familiar tales dovetails nicely with Tracey's work as a folklore resear... more
Poet and anarchist mk zariel (it/its) joined me to talk about the magically queer classic The F*ggots & Their Friends Between Revoltions. A fairy tale for adults that still rings true, fortunately and unfortunately, in our own time. mk and I discuss ... more
A huge thank you to Tamsin Davis-Langley for jumping in to save me from a last minute scheduling disaster (of my own doing). It was an enormous pleasure to talk with her about Jake Stratton-Kent's Geosophia. The two-volume work spans a breadth of tho... more
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Love all of the detailed questions that really open up into interesting conversations.
I really love Witchlit Pod! I love hearing from the authors and Victoria is a fantastic host!
I’m so happy I stumbled onto this podcast a few months ago. Every episode is a joy to listen to, and Victoria is an excellent host. If you’re a nerd who’s interested in both witchcraft and the writing process, this is literally THE PERFECT podcast. The episodes absolutely fly by, too. That’s when you know it’s good!
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A thoughtful exploration of occult literature, folklore, tarot, and witchcraft, focusing on how writers research, craft, and publish within these realms. Conversations center on books, authorial process, and scholarly framing, often weaving in historical context, ethical considerations, and practical writing tips. Noteworthy is the emphasis on bridging traditional lore with contemporary storytelling, plus a consistent attention to publishing realities, libraries, and access to Pagan and occult literature. Listeners likely value deep dives with expert guests, a book-minded approach to craft, and culturally aware discussions about representation and lineage within the field.
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WitchLit Podcast launched 5 years ago and published 167 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on WitchLit Podcast include:
1. JoAnna Farrer
2. Tracey Norman
3. MK Zahrael
4. Tamsin Davis-Langley
5. Lisa McSherry
6. Heisei Lutmers
7. Anne Renwick
8. Mark Norman
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