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We are the Lit Ladies: Three writers and moms exploring how to live out our faith in our literary lives. We span the country–from the coasts to the midwest—and with different stages of life, careers, and favorite genres, we are sure to cover the literary landscape.In every episode, we’ll discuss books we love, reading life, and writing craft, using the Bible as our guide for beauty, goodness, and truth.New episodes drop every other Friday!https://karissariffel.substack.com/ https://www.christiebkern.com/https://www.kellyborjas.com/
LitLadies hosts Lit Ladies, a arts show with 36 episodes published.
Join the LitLadies in our chat with special guest Stephanie Mack. We discuss her upcoming book, Twenty Something Else, and all of the topics within! We discuss aging, marriage, and what we would change if we could re-liv
Join us this week as we chat with award-winning author Amanda Wen. We talk about the influence of music in her stories, how she weaves historical and contemporary threads together, and how her own personal family history
An author who loves pink but her stories run red! This week we are joined by New York Times and Publishers Weekly bestselling author Jessica R. Patch, who is known for her dry wit and signature twists. Jessica R. Patch
Heidi talks to us about her writing journey, what drives her to write and why. She shares how she uses technological tools to be more efficient, and what it’s like working with her mentor. We hear all about Alaska and it
In this episode, we put our very own co-host Karissa Riffel in the hot seat! We explore how to write fantasy and some of the subgenres within. We talk world building, magic systems, and how long fantasy novels tend to be
Join us as we discuss Magic and Miracles with special guest, Marian A. Jacobs. We take a deep look at fantasy, literature, and even parental guidance for media selection. We talk about Satanic Panic, what may draw someon
Sports romance books are all the rage in the book world. This week we chat about sports romance books--what's popular, what does the "clean" market offer, and where we think this trend will continue. We analyze why women
This week we are joined by Rom Com author Becca Kinzer. We talk about what drew her to writing rom coms and when and how she adds humor to her stories. We get the behind-the-scenes on her journey to finding an agent and
In this episode, we interview author Kaitlin Facista and take a deep dive into all things Tolkien! She is the founder of Tea with Tolkien, a vibrant and positive online community celebrating the life, writings, and Catho
This week we take a deep dive into some of our favorite writing craft resources. We discuss our top craft books, podcasts, and advice we've picked up along the way. We talk about what draws us to particular books, what's
This week we feature a crossover episode with our friends on The Historical Bookworm! We take a deep dive into historical fiction and what draws us to it. We also discuss how to enter into some of the harder parts of his
This week we're dropping a bonus Christmas episode, where we launch our new book-buying options on Bookshop! www.bookshop.org/shop/litladiespod We'll share our favorite Christmas reads, favorite reads of the year, and ou
We talk with award-winning author and AI expert Kate Angelo on all things AI and writing. You won't want to miss this conversation! Will AI take the place of human writers? What are AI Agents? Does AI control us, or do w
In this week's episode, we discuss literature and feasts with Managing Editor of the Anselm Society, Sarah Howell. We talk about what balance look like, how we enjoy the communion feast, and what feasts represent in lite
Do you love literature? Have a disconnected relationship with the classics? We've heard it all, but in this episode we break down preconceived notions, and discuss why literature and the sister arts point us to beauty. Y
The mythical figure of a witch has been around for millennia. Fairy tales have often embodied that old woman in the cottage in the woods. Today we’re going to delve into the history of witches in literature and culture f
This week we dive into the spooky side of books with Daphne du Maurier and Christy Award-Winning author, Jaime Jo Wright. We talk about what draws her to the macabre, how she fits into Christian fiction, and her thoughts
We are back to School, back to Podcasting, back to Writing! This week we discuss our summer highlights, favorite books, back to school routines, and books we're looking forward to. We discuss the various types of readers
This week we talk about Beach Reads! What makes a Beach Read? What books would we take to a beach–mystery, horror, rom com? We talk butterfly-inducing and whether a beach or water setting is required. We give the books w
On today’s episode, we talk with author Kristine Delano about her debut novel. She writes domestic suspense and psychological thrillers, with a novel coming out in January 2026: The Lies We Trade. Kristine worked on Wall
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