Rachel Lawson's The Magicians Podcast

A song of your host's writing. What is "The Poette" a typo? no it's my username on Allpoetry.com where I write.

In the quiet minutes before midnight, Vivienne McCann meets the truth no mortal escapes: Death has come early—and he’s not the monster she imagined.Vivienne and the Reaper follows a love-struck Grim Reaper who once walked the world in flesh, and the woman whose soul he must guide into a realm where memories crumble and eternity is a curse.This is a tale of longing, fear, fading ghosts, and the strange tenderness between the living and the eternal.Step into the underworld… and listen to what Death confides when no one else can hear.

What if you discovered your entire life was just a story—written by someone you've never met?In this haunting short film adaptation of Rachel Lawson’s The Magicians: Am I Just A Shadow You Drew?, magician Lance Alexander stumbles through a portal and into a world where he’s nothing more than fiction. As he confronts the author who shaped his fate, reality fractures, time bends, and identity itself is questioned.🕰️ Time travel.🖋️ Metafiction.👻 Existential dread.This is not just a story—it’s a reckoning.🔔 Subscribe for more supernatural drama and poetic horror from the Magicians universe.

The Magician's Karen's Undertaking theme song By Rachel Lawson

By Rachel Lawson

A song by Rachel Lawson

At an intergalactic convention, an envoy from Alpha Centauri and his queen seek a peace treaty with the magicians by having the queen marry the celestial emperor, who appears to be a widower.He is, and he isn't. He lost a 3rd wife, but not his second wife, who he is deeply in love with. But no one knows of her. They think she's the abandoned wife of his deposed emperor's grandson. Who he is. The queen catches the lovers together and blackmails the emperor into leaving his wife to marry her, or she'll reveal their relationship and who he truly is.

Blake's song, he is practically immortal he can't stay dead. he keeps returning to life when he dies.Song by Rachel Lawson.

A song by Rachel Lawson