Book-Bat
Book-Bat
Husband and wife duo explore the worlds of fantasy, Christian and otherwise, from a Christian perspective! Author Karlissa J. ( To Narnia and Beyond ) and her husband Jason (voice acting fan and comic book reader) discuss books both old and new, as well as media trends and their favourite tales. Tune in for playful banter – and occasional thoughtful thoughts – on all things fantasy!
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Episodes
Episode 8 - Manga, Graphic Novels & Comic Books 25.05.2023 19:24
What is manga? What makes it similar to our comic books and graphic novels, and what’s different? And why is Christian media largely lacking in graphic novels and the like? Main resource: New York Public Library - https://www.nypl.org/blog/2018/12/27/beginners-guide-manga This episode is from back when the Book-Bat podcast was focused on Christian fantasy books. Visit book-bat.com/about to l...
Episode 7 - 10 Fun Facts: George MacDonald 11.05.2023 18:25
Who was George MacDonald? And why are his works a vital part of Christian Fantasy? Ten things you should know about this oft-forgotten author. George MacDonald's stories include: "Phantastes," "Lilith," "At the Back of the North Wind," "The Princess and the Goblin," "The Golden Key," "The Light Princess," and more. “Christian Fantasy 101” has become To Narnia and Beyond ! Explore the fantasy novel...
Episode 6 - Fantastical Creature Origins 27.04.2023 13:37
Discover the origins of six popular fantasy beings, followed by a conversation about one never-used creature. Resource: Tony Allen's "The Mythic Bestiary"
Episode 5 - Questions from the Jar, Part 2 13.04.2023 36:09
More random discussions about the state of fantasy! Are there any discernable trends in Christian fantasy? Are they different than the trends in secular fantasy? Are there any untapped markets (noteworthy subgenres or mediums) that Christians have largely not pursued? We share our opinions, tangents, and queries! Books mentioned: Warriors series (Erin Hunter), Redwall series (Brian Jacques), Tomo...
Episode 4 - Questions from the Jar, Part 1 23.03.2023 30:15
Karlissa and Jason answer an array of questions about books, reading, and Christian fantasy! Do we take Lewis’ advice and reread books? Do we need more thoughtful influences shaping Christian fantasy authors, and does the level of academic rigor found in Lewis and Tolkien still exist in the Christian fantasy landscape? We share our opinions, tangents, and queries! Correction: Phantastes (George Ma...
Episode 3 - 10 Fun Facts: CS Lewis 09.03.2023 25:58
CS Lewis: one of the most famous Christian fantasy authors, writer of the acclaimed Chronicles of Narnia, author of multiple apologetics books defending the Christian faith… and a more complicated person than we may imagine. Jason reacts to ten surprising facts about C.S. Lewis that Karlissa has found during her research. Where was Lewis actually born? What was his official career? Who was Arthur...
Episode 2 - What Is Christian Fantasy? 23.02.2023 17:49
What is “Christian fantasy,” and how are we using that term? First, we explore the complexities involved with defining whether a book is ‘Christian’ or not. Then, we look at the roots of the fantasy genre; and finally, give an overview of the fantasy book scene today. Resources: Mark Worthing's Narnia, Middle-Earth and the Kingdom of God ; another helpful book to consider is Daniel Silliman’s Read...
Episode 1 - Introducing... Us! 09.02.2023 13:16
Welcome to the Book-Bat podcast! Hear how we began our podcast, seeking to help readers navigate the world of Christian Fantasy books! Our podcast is cohosted by Karlissa J, fantasy author, and Jason, husband and fellow creative. Find out more about our goals for Book-Bat and how we engage with fantasy - books and otherwise, Christian and non - by visiting book-bat.com/about ! Books mentioned: Out...
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