Hosted by Colleen Mitchell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 21 episodes
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Colleen Mitchell hosts The Christian Readers Podcast, a arts show with 21 episodes published.
Book review for Assassin in the Alehouse, by Z.S. Diamanti. The third installment of the Fables of Finlestia cozy fantasy series is here! Assassin in the Alehouse is a realistic and relatable representation of PTSD and h
Book review for Two in the Bush, by Judith Hale Everett. The first book in her Branwell Chronicles, Two in the Bush is a delightful regency romance written in the style of Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer, and perfect for
Fellow Christian author Cathryn deVries joined me to discuss her debut novella Son of Osivirius (reviewed in episode 18), how faith plays a role in her writing, and the differences between romantic fantasy, fantasy roman
Book review for Son of Osivirius, by Cathryn deVries. Three words: giant flying cats. A clean dystopian romantic science fantasy action adventure, Son of Osivirius shows the clash between control and harmony on a planet
Book review for Look Before You Leprechaun, by Jacqueline Mathias. Full of magical realism, this is a whimsical young adult story about a human teenager saddled with the title of "leprechaun" and his attempts to get rid
Here's what I'm reading and what's next on my TBR as of March 2026... My priority this year is reading more novels that I can review for the pod :) Send us Fan Mail What to do next: Read The Chronicles of Talahm starting
Harry Potter has caused controversy in the Christian community for almost three decades, but why? This deep dive is based on my own experience as a reader and accompanied by research done by Marian A. Jacobs in On Magic
Should Christians engage with media, whether in books or movies, that depicts fantasy magic? This is an explosive question in many Christian circles over the assumption that any magic, including fantasy magic, will lead
Should Christians read self-help books? Like many answers, it depends. There are at least 5 factors to consider before picking up a book on personal growth or development. Send us Fan Mail What to do next: Read The Chron
Book review for What Comes of Attending the Commoners Ball, by Elisabeth Aimee Brown. A hilarious, fast-paced fantasy romance with a main character obsessed with cheese, this book captured me from the first page. Commone
Did you know there is a publishing house that focuses exclusively on Christian speculative fiction? Enclave Publishing is a small traditional publisher for sci-fi and fantasy (and their subgenres) all written by Christia
Book review for Not Exactly Mr. Darcy, by Carolyn Miller. Pride & Prejudice lovers, rejoice! This is a heavily inspired clean romance about second chances and seeing past preconceived notions. It's a cute, cozy read that
We would be remiss to forget about the foundations of Christian fantasy: The Lord of the Rings, and The Chronicles of Narnia. If you haven't read these amazing series before (or it's been a while), this is your sign it's
With the firehose of spicy books on the market, where do we find clean and appropriate romance books? Thankfully, resources are popping up all the time to help us find stories we'll enjoy without worrying about the conte
Sink into these wholesome cozy fantasy books by Z.S. Diamanti! Guard in the Garden and Wagons & Wyverns are the first two books in Zac's Fables of Finlestia. They are standalone stories and will soon be joined by a third
Should Christians read spice? The short answer is no, and the long answer is this episode. Resources for this episode: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DN09rAz2kit/https://www.eawinters.com/researchzoneRelatable Episode 12
The Chronicles of Talahm is a clean YA portal fantasy following Emma, who learns she has magic at age 18. She's led to another world, where Camelot soon falls under a dreadful curse, and she has to learn to break the rul
Two things I love dearly—reading and writing—have dark underbellies. In this episode I share my reader journey and testimony for how Jesus drew me out of that darkness and into the light. Send us Fan Mail What to do next
Clean Fiction Magazine provides a one-stop-shop, once-a-quarter publication reviewing both Christian and secular books and rating them on the following scale: N: NOTHING to worry about. Read this to your infant with a cl
This episode covers the definitions of common words used when describing books so that readers know what they're getting into. As Christians, we should know these words and the differences between them so we're not caugh
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