The Mythic Mic Podcast

Bethany Amanda
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Welcome to The Mythic Mic Podcast - a home for readers who dream in magic! Dive into the world of fantasy and romantasy with hosts Bethany Amanda and Sara Santillan, writers, storytellers, and book collectors obsessed with epic tales, swoon-worthy tropes, and magical worlds. Join us for deep dives into fantasy books, exclusive author interviews, monthly giveaways, and bookish discussions that will add endless reads to your TBR. Plus, don't miss our "Author's Version" episodes, where we share insider tips and advice to help aspiring authors write their first books! Whether you're a seasoned fantasy reader, a writer dreaming of publishing your own novel, or just discovering the magic, you belong here. Subscribe now and step into the adventure!  Follow us on Instagram @MythicMic, @BethanyInFantasyland, and @the_magical_quill. Learn more about the podcast and sign up for our exclusive newsletter at https://mythicmic.com 

  1. S.2 Ep. 56: Fire-Breathing Lizards, Found Family Chaos, and a Sequel That Hits Harder: Jackson Ford on Sisters of the Lizard

    6H AGO

    S.2 Ep. 56: Fire-Breathing Lizards, Found Family Chaos, and a Sequel That Hits Harder: Jackson Ford on Sisters of the Lizard

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where chaos rides alongside loyalty, monsters feel just as deeply as humans, and sometimes the stories that hurt the most are the ones that stay with you. This week, Co-Hosts Bethany Amanda and Sara Santillan are joined by returning guest Jackson Ford to talk about Sisters of the Lizard, the brutal, emotional, and relentless sequel to The Bone Raiders. And because Mythic Mic never does anything halfway, we’ve also brought in special guest, author Andy Peloquin, to keep Jackson on his toes and (maybe) make him answer for the pain he’s caused us all. From the very first moment, this episode is exactly what you’d expect from a Jackson Ford return: chaotic, hilarious, and unexpectedly deep. Jackson opens up about writing Sisters of the Lizard without a strict roadmap, following curiosity wherever it leads, even when that path turns darker than expected. What began as an exploration of a “cool idea” evolved into a story that pushes its characters to their absolute limits emotionally, physically, and psychologically.  And that’s exactly what makes this book hit so hard. We dive into the core of the story: a tight-knit crew of raiders riding fire-breathing lizards, forced to survive in an unforgiving world where every decision has consequences. But this isn’t just about action. It’s about what happens after survival. The aftermath. The trauma. The relationships that don’t magically fix themselves just because the first battle is over. This time, everything is messier. Nothing is clean. And the characters you thought you understood ... you don't. Expect emotional damage, expect character arcs that refuse to take the easy way out, and expect a story that keeps you in the mud with them every step of the way.  ⚔️ What does growth look like when healing isn’t linear? 🖤 How do you move forward when the past is still shaping you? 🔥 And what happens when survival is only the beginning? This is a must-listen for fantasy readers who love gritty, character-driven stories, emotionally complex arcs, and worlds that feel as raw as they are immersive. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ Jackson’s return to Mythic Mic and what’s changed since book one. ✨ Writing a sequel that’s darker, more emotional, and more character-driven. ✨ Why curiosity, not planning, drives his storytelling. ✨ The evolution of characters from book one to book two. ✨ Trauma, healing, and surviving toxic relationships. ✨ Why growth isn’t clean and shouldn’t be. ✨ The chaotic, found-family dynamic of the raider crew. ✨ Writing morally messy characters you can’t help but love. ✨ The emotional impact of Sisters of the Lizard (and why it hurts so much 😭).  ✨ The role of lizards as more than just creatures.  ✨ Andy’s take on what makes this series stand out in fantasy.  ✨ The realities of writing, deadlines, and just “doing the thing."  ✨ Marketing a sequel vs a debut and what authors learn along the way.  CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Sara Santillan – @the_magical_quill 👤 Bethany Amanda – @bethanyinfantasyland 👤 Andy Peloquin – @Andypeloquinauthor 📚 Jackson Ford – @RealJacksonFord ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    56 min
  2. S.2 Ep. 55: What if Katniss Was From the Capital? Nisha Tuli on Her New YA Dystopian Novel Storm Breaker

    2D AGO

    S.2 Ep. 55: What if Katniss Was From the Capital? Nisha Tuli on Her New YA Dystopian Novel Storm Breaker

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where stories evolve, genres collide, and we pull back the curtain on what it really takes to build unforgettable worlds. This week, hosts Bethany Amanda and Sara Santillan sit down with returning powerhouse guest Nisha Tuli for a conversation that spans far beyond a single book. We dive  into the realities of a rapidly growing author career, the evolution of storytelling, and what happens when a romantasy powerhouse steps into the world of YA dystopian. If you joined us in Season 1, you’ll remember Nisha from her romantasy series Artefacts of Ouranos and her rom-com Not Safe for Work. But this time, she’s back with something entirely different: Storm Breaker, a high-stakes YA dystopian set in a storm-ravaged future where survival is anything but guaranteed. We get into the heart of Storm Breaker, a post-apocalyptic New Manhattan plagued by deadly storms, rigid class divisions, and a system built to maintain control. At the center is Poet Graves, a girl raised within the elite who begins to question everything she’s been taught when she discovers she has a power that could get her killed.  But this episode isn’t just about the book—it’s about the shift. Nisha opens up about what it’s like to pivot genres, sell a book on proposal, and build an entirely new world from scratch. We also go behind the scenes of publishing in a way most authors never get to see: from writing multiple books before they ever hit shelves, to having a project picked up for TV development before it’s even released. And of course, we zoom out into the bigger picture: why dystopian is making a comeback, how today’s world is shaping the stories being told, and what it means to write for a generation navigating truth, power, and information in entirely new ways. ⚡ What does it look like to reinvent yourself as a writer? 🌩️ Why is dystopian fiction hitting differently right now? 🔥 And how do you balance creative instinct with the realities of the publishing industry? This is a must-listen for writers, readers, and anyone curious about what’s really happening behind the scenes of today’s biggest books. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: ✨ Transitioning from romantasy to YA dystopian. ✨ The world of Storm Breaker: storm systems, class divides, and a dangerous future.  ✨ Building a dystopian heroine who starts inside the system—not outside it.  ✨ Writing and selling a book on proposal (and why it’s terrifying).  ✨ How Nisha’s writing process has evolved with experience and confidence.  ✨ Why saying no becomes just as important as saying yes.  ✨ The behind-the-scenes timeline of publishing (and why books aren’t written in the order you think).  ✨ Developing a TV adaptation before a book is even released.  ✨ Why dystopian fiction is making a major comeback right now.  ✨ Writing political and social commentary into YA in a way that resonates.  ✨ The challenges of worldbuilding a completely new system from the ground up. CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Bethany Amanda – @BethanyinFantasyland 👤 Sara Santillan – @the_magical_quill 📚 Nisha J. Tuli – @NishaJTWrites ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    45 min
  3. S.2 Ep. 54: The Rise of Shifter Romance in Fantasy: Elizabeth Dear on The Shifter Guardians Academy Series

    4D AGO

    S.2 Ep. 54: The Rise of Shifter Romance in Fantasy: Elizabeth Dear on The Shifter Guardians Academy Series

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where monsters lurk just beyond the veil, power is earned in blood and steel, and stories dare to ask what happens when the most dangerous secret is the one you carry inside yourself. This week, Co-Host Sara Santillan is joined by Mythic Mic rep Amara for a wildly fun, high-energy, and completely addictive conversation with paranormal romance author Elizabeth Dear, diving into her viral series Shifter Guardians Academy and the first book, Clash of Claws. From the very beginning, this episode is packed with laughter, chaos, and deep dives into one of the most bingeable subgenres in fantasy right now: shifter romance. Elizabeth shares how her journey into writing started with a simple “what if I tried?” during the pandemic, quickly turning into a full-blown career spanning over a dozen books.  We dive into the world of Clash of Claws, where humans live unaware of the monsters around them and the shifters who fight to keep them safe. At the center is Avery, a powerful and tightly guarded heroine who enters a brutal Guardian training program hiding one dangerous truth: her beast. What unfolds is a story filled with deadly trials, monstrous wraiths, and a system that was never built for someone like her to succeed. As Avery fights to prove she belongs, she’s forced into close proximity with the most powerful quad in the program—four men who challenge her, underestimate her, and ultimately make a mistake they’ll have to answer for. With a mix of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and reverse harem dynamics, this series delivers action, tension, and emotional payoff in equal measure with a cliffhanger that has readers demanding the next book. 🐺 What happens when your power makes you a threat instead of an asset? ⚔️ How do you prove yourself in a system designed to exclude you? 🩸 And what if the people you start to trust are the ones who hurt you most? This is a must-listen for fans of shifter romance, academy settings, strong heroines with secrets, and stories that blend action, romance, and just the right amount of chaos. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ Writing during the pandemic and turning “what if” into a full author career.  ✨ The rise of shifter romance and why it’s dominating Bookstagram.  ✨ What defines a shifter story (and why it’s so addictive).  ✨ Building a world of “variety shifters,” from wolves to mythics.  ✨ Why female shifters are rare and feared in this world.  ✨ The Guardian training program and brutal academy dynamics.  ✨ A quad of powerful male leads (including a professor 👀).  ✨ Reverse harem / why choose dynamics and pack bonding.  ✨ THAT cliffhanger ending (and the grovel we’re all waiting for).  ✨ Designing obstacle courses and sword combat for realism.  CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Sara Santillan – @the_magical_quill 👤 Amara (Mythic Mic Rep) – @Bored_Military_Wife 📚 Elizabeth Dear – @ElizabethDearWrites ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    48 min
  4. S.2 Ep. 53: A Moon-Touched Outcast, A Dragon Prince, and A Marriage That Unlocks Magic: Rachel Sandpiper on To Touch a Silent Fury

    5D AGO

    S.2 Ep. 53: A Moon-Touched Outcast, A Dragon Prince, and A Marriage That Unlocks Magic: Rachel Sandpiper on To Touch a Silent Fury

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where fate is never simple, power comes at a cost, and stories dare to ask what you’re willing to sacrifice to become who you were meant to be. This week, Host Bethany Amanda sits down with fantasy author Rachel Sandpiper to dive into one of the most buzzed-about indie fantasy books taking over social media: To Touch a Silent Fury.  Rachel shares how writing started not as a lifelong dream, but as an escape—a way out of a career that didn’t feel right. What began as a creative outlet quickly turned into something much bigger, fueled by persistence, smart strategy, and a deep understanding of the indie publishing space.  We dive into the world of To Touch a Silent Fury, an epic fantasy layered with romance, political tension, and one of the most unique magic systems in the genre. The story follows Tani, a moon-touched woman bound to a fate she didn’t choose: marry the victor of a deadly tournament to unlock her magic. Alongside her is Lang, a dragon prince caught between duty and defiance, whose path collides with hers in ways neither of them can control. What unfolds is a story of agency, belonging, and survival where both characters are navigating systems that were never built for them, trying to carve out power in a world determined to limit it. 🌙 What happens when your fate is decided for you and you don’t want it? 💍 Can a forced bond become something real or something dangerous? 🐉 And what if the power you’re meant to claim comes with a cost you’re not ready to pay? This is a must-listen for romantasy readers, epic fantasy lovers, and anyone obsessed with slow burn tension, forced proximity, and stories that balance emotional depth with high-stakes worldbuilding. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ Writing as an “escape hatch” from a career that didn’t fit.  ✨ Why Rachel chose self-publishing and how she made it work.  ✨ The reality of indie publishing (and why it’s a marathon, not a sprint).  ✨ The power of ARC campaigns and word-of-mouth marketing.  ✨ Building a magic system tied to the five senses.  ✨ Crafting Tani as a complex, underestimated heroine.  ✨ Lang as the dragon prince readers can’t get enough of.  ✨ Agency, belonging, and navigating systems stacked against you.  ✨ The challenges of control in the self-publishing process.  ✨ What’s next: a romantic fantasy murder mystery 👀 CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Bethany Amanda – @BethanyinFantasyland 📚 Rachel Sandpiper – @Rasandpiper ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    43 min
  5. S.2 Ep. 52: Deadly Trials for the Crown of Olympus: Kate Asher on The Hades Trials

    APR 29

    S.2 Ep. 52: Deadly Trials for the Crown of Olympus: Kate Asher on The Hades Trials

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where gods are not untouchable, love and loss reshape everything, and stories dare to ask what happens when even immortals can fall. This week, Host Bethany Amanda sits down with fantasy author Kate Asher for a wildly fun, fast-paced, and emotionally charged conversation about her Greek mythology–inspired series, Crown of Olympus and Blood of Olympus. If you love deadly trials, complicated gods, and stories that will make you laugh one minute and spiral the next, this episode is for you. Kate shares how her writing journey started with a single, bold New Year’s resolution—write a book—and just four months later, she had a finished manuscript. From there, everything moved fast: self-publishing, building a loyal readership, and creating a world that flips traditional Greek mythology on its head.  We dive into the heart of the series, where gods are not distant figures—they are flawed, powerful, and very much involved in the lives of their children. At the center is Nyssa, daughter of Hades and Persephone, who is forced into brutal trials to compete for the crown of Olympus. What begins as survival quickly becomes something deeper: a story about grief, identity, and learning how to live after loss. Kate brings a fresh, modern voice to mythology, blending humor, heartbreak, and high-stakes tension into a story that feels both epic and deeply human. And yes, this is a world where even gods can die, so no one is safe. ⚡ What happens when the gods aren’t immortal after all? 🩸 How do you keep going after losing someone you love? 🔥 And what if the trials meant to crown you are designed to break you instead? This is a must-listen for Greek mythology lovers, romantasy readers, and anyone who craves high-stakes stories with emotional depth and unforgettable characters. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ Writing a full fantasy novel in just four months (yes, really).  ✨ Choosing self-publishing for creative freedom and control. ✨ Reimagining Greek mythology with a modern, irreverent twist.  ✨ The inspiration behind deadly trials for the crown of Olympus.  ✨ Building Nyssa as a complex, evolving heroine.  ✨ Exploring grief, loss, and identity across the series.  ✨ Why humor makes the emotional moments hit harder.  ✨ Writing dual perspectives and layered character arcs.  ✨ Fan-favorite side characters who completely steal the show.  ✨ Cliffhangers, emotional damage, and leaving readers wanting more.  ✨ Expanding the series into multiple books and spin-offs.  ✨ Balancing indie publishing with future traditional opportunities.  CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Bethany Amanda – @BethanyinFantasyland 📚 Kate Asher – @KateAsherAuthor ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    32 min
  6. S.2 Ep. 51: The Deadly Duel Between Witches and Dragons (That Everyone is Talking About): Ellis Hunter on Blood Bound

    APR 27

    S.2 Ep. 51: The Deadly Duel Between Witches and Dragons (That Everyone is Talking About): Ellis Hunter on Blood Bound

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where magic demands a price, love and loyalty are tested to their limits, and stories dare to ask what you would sacrifice for power and for each other. This week, Host Bethany Amanda sits down with the brilliant writing duo behind Blood Bound, Ellis Hunter, for a wildly fun, emotionally chaotic, and deeply insightful conversation about one of the most anticipated fantasy debuts of the year. From the very first moment, this episode is full of laughter, honesty, and the kind of behind-the-scenes storytelling that makes you fall even more in love with a book. Katie and Becky share how their friendship, built over years in publishing and reignited in Cornwall, turned into a late-night, wine-fueled decision to “just write a dragon book” which quickly spiraled into something much bigger.  We dive into the world of Blood Bound, a kingdom of witches and a kingdom of dragon riders bound by a brutal, ancient covenant: once in a generation, two champions must duel to the death for the source of all magic. At the center are two brilliant female main characters: Astrid, a witch destined to die, and Skylar, a fierce, guarded performer searching for the one person she loves most—two women on a collision course neither of them chose. What unfolds is a story built on impossible stakes, layered characters, and one of the most compelling female friendships in fantasy right now. Katie and Becky share how their own bond shaped Astrid and Skylar, why they prioritized platonic love alongside romance, and how they approached writing two distinct perspectives that still feel like one seamless voice. We also get into the magic of collaboration—how they split POVs, merge writing styles, and push each other creatively—and the emotional toll of writing a story that doesn’t hold back. (Yes, we talk about THAT moment. No, they do not apologize.) 🔥 What happens when your fate is sealed and there’s no way out? ⚔️ How far would you go to save your people or the person you love? 🩸 And what if the only way to win is for someone else to lose? This is a must-listen for romantasy lovers, fans of dragons and deadly trials, and anyone who wants a story that blends epic stakes with deeply personal emotion. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ How Katie and Becky met in publishing and reconnected years later in Cornwall to write a dragon book that turned into Blood Bound. ✨ Building a co-author process (POV splits, shared plotting, and line-by-line edits). ✨ Why their writing voices blend so seamlessly. ✨ The inspiration behind witches vs. dragon riders. ✨ The central duel and why it was the heart of the story from the beginning. ✨ Creating Astrid and Skylar as dual female leads, and why female friendship was just as important as romance. ✨ Subverting tropes while still giving readers what they love. ✨ Designing dragons that don’t breathe fire 👀. ✨ The emotional destruction behind that plot twist (yes, they cried too).  ✨ How their publishing backgrounds helped and hurt the process.  ✨ Why this book is their “love letter” to fantasy.  CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Bethany Amanda – @BethanyinFantasyland 📚 Ellis Hunter – @EllisHunterAuthor ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    49 min
  7. S.2 Ep. 50: A Fate She Never Wanted, A Power She Can't Escape, and Cerulean Eyes She Shouldn't Trust: Liv Webster on The Jewel-Light Trilogy

    APR 24

    S.2 Ep. 50: A Fate She Never Wanted, A Power She Can't Escape, and Cerulean Eyes She Shouldn't Trust: Liv Webster on The Jewel-Light Trilogy

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where magic is written in the stars, heroines are allowed to be messy, and stories dare to remind us that growth isn’t always graceful, but it’s always powerful. This week, Co-Host Sara Santillan is joined by Mythic Mic Rep Britt and author Liv Webster to dive into her addictive Jewel-Light Trilogy, including A Kingdom of Salt and Stone and A Palace of Cosmic Flame.  Liv shares her journey from writing short stories as a child (including a very iconic Cinderella-as-a-fish moment 👀) to diving headfirst into indie publishing without a roadmap, without all the answers, and without waiting until she felt “ready.” What followed was a crash course in writing, publishing, marketing, and learning everything the hard way.  We dive into the world of the Jewel-Light Trilogy, where magic is embedded into the body through gemstones gifted by gods, activated by a celestial meteor shower, and tied directly to identity, power, and fate. Liv unpacks her unique magic system, the emotional depth behind her characters, and why she intentionally wrote a protagonist who isn’t perfect, polished, or immediately likable. At the heart of the story is Maeve, a heroine navigating anxiety, fear, and overwhelming expectations, all while being thrust into a life she never wanted. Her journey isn’t about instant strength. Instead, it’s about learning to trust, to grow, and to survive even when everything feels like too much. ✨ What if your magic made you a target instead of a hero? 🩸 What happens when your main character is a little bit of a mess? 🔥 And how do you find your strength when you don’t feel ready for any of it? This is a must-listen for romantasy readers, indie author hopefuls, and anyone who loves messy heroines, emotional journeys, and magic systems that feel completely fresh. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT:  ✨ Liv’s journey from childhood writer to published author. ✨ Writing a book on maternity leave and figuring it out as she went. ✨ Indie publishing without a roadmap (and learning through mistakes). ✨ Why marketing matters more than you think (and what she’d do differently). ✨ The inspiration behind the gemstone-based magic system. ✨ Writing a heroine with anxiety and making that representation intentional. ✨ Why “messy” main characters are more realistic and more meaningful. ✨ Found family, relationships, and rising stakes in book two. ✨ The emotional toll of writing (and reading 👀) stories that hurt. ✨ Teasing book three, including that broken heart emoji 💔 CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Sara Santillan – @the_magical_quill 👤 Britt (Mythic Mic Rep) – @BrittBooksIt 📚 Liv Webster – @AuthorLivWebster ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

    26 min
  8. S.2 Ep. 48: Ballgowns, Botany, and a Body Count: Thomas Kent West on City of Iron and Ivy

    APR 22

    S.2 Ep. 48: Ballgowns, Botany, and a Body Count: Thomas Kent West on City of Iron and Ivy

    🎙️ Welcome back to The Mythic Mic Podcast, where elegance meets danger, magic blooms in the shadows, and every secret has roots beneath the surface. This week, host Bethany Amanda is joined by Mythic Mic Rep Britt and author Thomas Kent West for a conversation that is equal parts Bridgerton, botanical magic, and murder mystery. Trust us, this one delivers. Thomas takes us inside his stunning debut City of Iron and Ivy, a Victorian-inspired fantasy where high society hides deadly secrets and magic is drawn from the natural world itself. Think debutante balls, but make it lethal. At the heart of this novel is Elswyth, a brilliant but socially out-of-place scholar of botanical magic who is thrust into London’s elite society after her sister’s disappearance. As she navigates glittering ballrooms and dangerous expectations, she realizes something chilling: one of her sister’s suitors may also be her killer. Suddenly, finding a husband becomes a hunt for a murderer. We also dive into Thomas’s journey to publication from writing fanfiction and exploring the wilderness to facing nearly 200 rejections before finally landing his book deal. His story is a powerful reminder that persistence, passion, and a little bit of luck can change everything.  🌹 What happens when you’re forced into a world you don’t belong in? 🩸 How far would you go to uncover the truth? 🌿 And what if the very magic meant to protect you could also destroy you? This episode blends humor, heart, and fascinating insight into storytelling. 🔥 IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: ✨ Thomas’s unconventional path to becoming a published author.  ✨ Writing through rejection (and why it’s part of the job).  ✨ The inspiration behind botanical magic and “floromancy”.  ✨ How wilderness guiding and a love of nature shaped the story.  ✨ The Bridgerton-inspired setting with a dark, murderous twist.  ✨ Balancing romance, mystery, and fantasy in one cohesive story.  ✨ Writing a standalone in a world full of series.  ✨ The emotional themes of life, death, and what we owe the past.  ✨ Crafting an ending that leaves readers texting him in ALL CAPS.  CONNECT WITH US 🎙️ The Mythic Mic Podcast – @MythicMic 👤 Bethany Amanda – @BethanyinFantasyland 👤 Britt (Mythic Mic Rep) – @BrittBooksIt 📚 Thomas Kent West – @ThomasKentWest ✨ If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review. It helps more fantasy readers and aspiring authors find their way to The Mythic Mic.

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Welcome to The Mythic Mic Podcast - a home for readers who dream in magic! Dive into the world of fantasy and romantasy with hosts Bethany Amanda and Sara Santillan, writers, storytellers, and book collectors obsessed with epic tales, swoon-worthy tropes, and magical worlds. Join us for deep dives into fantasy books, exclusive author interviews, monthly giveaways, and bookish discussions that will add endless reads to your TBR. Plus, don't miss our "Author's Version" episodes, where we share insider tips and advice to help aspiring authors write their first books! Whether you're a seasoned fantasy reader, a writer dreaming of publishing your own novel, or just discovering the magic, you belong here. Subscribe now and step into the adventure!  Follow us on Instagram @MythicMic, @BethanyInFantasyland, and @the_magical_quill. Learn more about the podcast and sign up for our exclusive newsletter at https://mythicmic.com 

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  • Creator
    Bethany Amanda
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    70
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    © 2026 The Mythic Mic Podcast
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