Rachel Lawson's The Magicians Podcast

A Love song by Rachel Lawson

Coming SoonBlake, a Magician, goes to buy a hat in a hatter's shop, and there is an attempted robbery which escalates into a full-blown hostage situation, and Blake is a superhero Sorcerer in disguise as his public persona, so he can't use real magic without coming out as Blue Midnight, a superhero he is recognised as his stage persona, an illusionist Blake Fire and told not to do any tricks or the shop owner will die. He is the only chance to escape, but he can't use magic or come out as a semi-dead Grim Reaper, or his empire will fall. He must use his wits and luck.

A song by Rachel Lawson

A song by Rachel Lawson

In the stillness of a candlelit office, Mortimer — the soul of Blake Alexander — works through an endless stack of fates. The ticking clock gnaws at him, the silence presses in, and even Death feels the weight of eternity.A song becomes his refuge, a brief rebellion against the darkness, until Dante interrupts and drags him back to duty.This is The Long Dark Night of the Soul — a quiet descent into the mind of a weary reaper.

In the stillness of a candlelit office, Mortimer — the soul of Blake Alexander — works through an endless stack of fates. The ticking clock gnaws at him, the silence presses in, and even Death feels the weight of eternity.A song becomes his refuge, a brief rebellion against the darkness, until Dante interrupts and drags him back to duty.This is The Long Dark Night of the Soul — a quiet descent into the mind of a weary reaper.

Blake lies beneath the moon, lost in its beauty — until a falling star crashes into the park. He and Lance rush to help, only to find a wrecked ship and creatures so adorable they seem harmless.But in the shadows, something has already killed. And one of the creatures has slipped into Lance’s pocket.What follows is a confrontation between duty, compassion, and the monstrous truth.This is Shadows of Hell — where even the cutest things can come from nightmares.

Blake Alexander, known around the hospital as “Dr. Death,” is tired of seeing sorcerers show up on his slab. When his son Lance insists on acting as bait to catch the killer, the family is dragged into a deadly game of faith and fear.A nurse with a divine mission, a patient with a kidney stone, and a coroner who keeps resurrecting at inconvenient moments collide in a mystery only the Magicians could create.This is Blind Faith — where belief turns violent, magic turns messy, and justice comes with paperwork.

A family argument spirals into a full‑scale identity swap when Fred and Alexandrite decide to trade places.Fred is overwhelmed by morgue work, Alexandrite struggles to rule an empire, and Lakelandite keeps walking in on things no child should ever see.As chaos spreads from the afterlife to the summit chamber, the two time‑twisted versions of the same man learn a simple truth: being yourself is hard… but being each other is impossible.This is The Other Man’s Shoes — a cosmic comedy of errors with a very human heart.