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Wizards & Spaceships

Welcome to Wizards and Spaceships, the only podcast that’s about wizards and also about spaceships. Well, probably not, but it does involve wizards, spaceships, and the things we love (and complain about) in science fiction, fantasy, and horror.

Podcast · By Rachel A. Rosen & David L. Clink · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    This Episode is Epic ft. Sophus Helle (opens the original)

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    The podcast is part of the oral tradition, and joining us to talk about ancient epics, living texts in dead languages, Babylonian Pride parades, and how all of this relates to sci-fi, fantasy, and horror is writer, translator, and cultural historian Sophus Helle. Show notes: Sophus’ website Electronic Babylonian Library Babylonian Myths, Sophus Helle Critical Antiquities, including Human: Babylonian Reflections on Labour, Sophus Helle Beowulf: The Monsters and the Critics, J.R.R. Tolkien Beowulf

  2. Episode · Jul 15, 2026

    What the Big 5 Don’t Tell You ft. Jeremy Szal (opens the original)

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    A contract with one of the five big publishing companies means placement in bookstores and libraries, reviews in major publications, award nominations, and a huge advance—even a chance to get on the bestsellers list. But is this actually the case? Joining us to talk about how the sausage gets made is Jeremy Szal, author of the Common Trilogy. Show Notes: Jeremy’s website Follow him on: Bluesky Instagram TikTok “Everything is random in publishing. Success is random. Bestsellers are random. So tha

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