Bastard: Last Life #1 by Alexey Osadchuk
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Kate and Orland discuss super-max prisons, political marriages, and finding yourself in a strange flabby body.
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Hosted by Kate and Orland Bateman · EN-US · 31 episodes
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We seek out great indie-published fantasy and discuss magical philosophy. Every week we'll recommend a book and on Monday we'll review it.Join the book club and discover well-written, original, and exciting works of fiction by independent authors.
Kate and Orland Bateman hosts The Indie Fantasy Book Club, a arts show with 31 episodes published.
Kate and Orland discuss super-max prisons, political marriages, and finding yourself in a strange flabby body.
Kate and Orland discuss soulbound items, necromancy, and dragon riders. Next time's book: Bastard by Alexey Osadchuk
Kate and Orland discuss where to keep your family heirlooms, the price of great hair, and wearing masks while dating. Next time's book: Hedge Wizard by Alex Maher
Kate and Orland discuss how to respond to voices in your head, where to find dating prospects, and brownies. Next time's book: Shadow of Theron by Kathryn Troy By the way, the word is medieval.
Kate and Orland discuss Will's aversion to romance, the morality of sacrificing one for the many, and snarky voices in our heads. Thank you Will Wight for the great ride! A couple announcements: First, we apologize for t
Kate and Orland discuss ghosts, muscles and romance, and the importance of the right accessories in a 52-card magic system. A big thank you to everyone who has asked us to review their book or has provided us with book r
Kate and Orland are joined by their beautiful, opinionated co-host and discuss farming, profound principles, and the benefits of pocket rats. As a reminder, we are holding a survey of which book from the Cradle series to
Kate and Orland record a full episode and leave it on their desktop! Whoops. Kate and Orland vaguely remember discussing something about bunnies... Watership Down? Nah... there was definitely some mention of voids and ca
Kate and Orland discuss Jurassic pets, your elderly neighbor, and Pokemon. Thanks for coming back to the podcast! Talk to you next time when we chat about: System Change: A LitRPG Adventure (System Universe Book 1)
Kate and Orland discuss trusting slimeballs in RPGs, living life in a virtual world, and wandering out into the woods by yourself -- safe for titans, not safe for werewolves. Check out Warwagon on Audible! Send us recomm
Kate and Orland discuss how many men are necessary in the apocalypse, sturdy ankles, and regulating impossible to regulate magic. Next Month's Book: Nova Terra Titan series book 1, by Seth Ring (thank you Godfried for th
Kate and Orland discuss the idea of perfection, university ptsd, and the essence of responsibility. Next Month's Book: Apocalypse Redux Book 1, by Jakob H. Greif Support the podcast by checking out the TIFB t-shirt!
Kate and Orland discuss dating in the apocalypse, mysteries of the dao, and hatchets vs axes (and what could actually be used to dismember a body). Next Month's Book: Mark of the Fool by J.M. Clarke. We want suggestions!
Kate and Orland discuss the woes of double-clicking while editing, the joys of plundering pie, and whether or not you should wait for your Master's remnant. Consensus: Loved it! Made things relatively tame since we agree
Kate and Orland discuss loan sharks, mages who are bad at magic, robotic body parts, and relationships with baggage. You can find Kate's new book: The Warwagon Saga: a litRPG adventure, on Amazon. Support the podcast by
Help end chronic booklessness; check out The Warwagon Saga: Book 1 on Amazon. To be an Architect is to take risks. Being kidnapped by the Sentient Computer Overlord of an alien planet and turned into a nymph doesn’t fit
Kate and Orland discuss city building, assassins, and when it is okay to take over someone else's body. Big thank you to David for next month's book: Minimum Wage Magic, by Rachel Aaron Orland has a special request: Find
Kate and Orland discuss forgotten ruins, blood cultists, and romance. Next month's book: Legend of the Arch Magus: The Expansion, by Michael Sisa Support the podcast by checking out the TIFB T-shirt! Kate has a special r
Kate and Orland discuss saving the world with fungi and multidimensional planes, and also serial dating as a young 1,000-year-old. Next month's book: He Who Fights With Monsters: Shirtaloon.
Kate and Orland discuss knights in shining armor, ensemble casts, getting high on Wisdom, and magical insanity. Next book on June 6th: Wizard's Tower, by Gregory Allanther Subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss it.
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