41. Song of the Huntress
The magic in the land is awakening, and the Other World threatens multiple realms. Meanwhile, Herla of the Wild Hunt has an awareness she hasn't felt in centuries, brought on by a woman in the midst of battle. Queen Aethelburg, likewise, can't seem to stop thinking about the strange woman on horseb…
Taliesin and Ceridwen with Lucy Holland
This week, we are doing our first-ever author interview. Lucy Holland will be sharing with us how she takes inspiration from Welsh and British folklore, particularly the enchanting myth of Taliesin and Ceridwen. In this episode, we talk folklore, writing and Gildas. A must for fans of Sister Song a…
Byrd Is The Word with Lindsey Byrd
In this episode, Julia chats with debut author Lindsey Byrd about the first book in her new duology The Sun Blessed Prince (out now!) In this three POV narrative, we follow Elician, Giver and Prince of Soleb, Cat, Reaper of Allelune, and Fenlia, Elician's younger sister who also happens to be a Giv…
Writing The Magic With Lucy Holland and Dan Coxon
I'm delighted to be joined by bestselling fantasy authors Lucy Holland and Dan Coxon for an all-encompassing discussion on writing fantasy.
Dan has curated and co-edited a brilliant new craft book called Writing The Magic, published by Dead Ink, and Lucy has contributed an excellent chapter on Ur…
Linked to the Land
“Remember. This is your story, no matter what history will claim or what songs people sing. And it’s no one’s place to stop you from telling it.”
― Lucy Holland, Sistersong
In this episode we explore the space where books and fragrance meet, guided by writer and sensory storyteller Rowan Ambrose.…
Adapting Folklore for Fantasy Fiction with Shona Kinsella
In this episode, host Janet sits down with Scottish fantasy author and editor Shona Kinsella (The Daughters of Nicnevin, The Heart of Winter, The Flame and the Flood) to dig into one of worldbuilding's richest wells of inspiration: folklore.
They start with a whirlwind tour of favorite folklore-in…
Adapting Folklore for Fantasy Fiction with Shona Kinsella
In this episode, host Janet sits down with Scottish fantasy author and editor Shona Kinsella (The Daughters of Nicnevin, The Heart of Winter, The Flame and the Flood) to dig into one of worldbuilding's richest wells of inspiration: folklore.
They start with a whirlwind tour of favorite folklore-in…
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