In Other Worlds - A LitRPG, GameLit, and Fantasy Podcast
Every other week, I will be sitting down with the authors and audiobooks narrators that bring the litrpg, gamelit, and fantasy genre to life. We will be doing a deep dive into the inspirations for their stories, their introductions to the genre, and a little bit of eveything else.
Library System Reset and Somnia Online w/KT Hanna
A universal library is the only thing standing between reality and a hungry kind of chaos magic that creates worlds, then devours them to start over. Insert Library System Reset, a series where a human from Earth gets pulled into a failing cosmic system, finds the sabotage, and has to reopen the lib...
Chrysalis and Book of the Dead w/RinoZ
Anthony wakes up as a giant ant and somehow that’s the start of one of the funniest monster-led LitRPGs around. We sit down with RinoZ to get specific about why Chrysalis works: the decision to keep Anthony fully monstrous, the joy of a globe-spanning dungeon that gets wilder the deeper you go, and ...
Beers & Beards w/JollyJupiter
A brewer dies, wakes up as a dwarf, and finds out the most famous beer culture in the world is stuck drinking terrible “sacred” ale. He then decides to begin his quest to bring the dwarves better beer. The challenge ahead is that the dwarves that brew the "sacred" ale consider it sacrilege and will ...
Will of the Immortals and Founders Edition w/Jay Krauss
The fastest way to understand Jay Krauss’s books is to hear how he thinks: character first, world second, and a writing process that feels closer to tabletop roleplay than careful outlining. We talk about Will of the Immortals, his cultivation LitRPG progression fantasy series where Leon Jeager, a 1...
Stumbling Up: A Loser's Guide to Progression by Reck Well
A quarter life crisis turns into a dungeon crawl, and somehow the most confident member of the party is a banana slug. We sit down with Reck Well to talk about Stumbling Up: A Loser’s Guide to Progression, a LitRPG progression fantasy that leans into messy friendships, bad decisions, and the slow, a...