The conversation explores fantasy novels, rereading favorite series, finding whimsy in everyday life, and why slowing down can sometimes be the most magical part of reading.

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fantasy books, booktok, reading, fantasy romance, comfort books, book podcast, readers community, cozy fantasy

The conversation covers favorite moments, audiobook narration, character theories, unanswered questions, fantasy worldbuilding, and why these books continue to dominate their reading lives.

The episode also includes updates on Wildwood, upcoming reads, and future Moss & Myth community events.

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fantasy books, booktok, dragons, fantasy romance, reading community, book podcast, wildwood, sarah a parker

The conversation explores audiobook narration, rereading favorite stories, whimsical fantasy worlds, local authors, and the growing Moss & Myth reading community.

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fantasy books, booktok, reading, dragons, fantasy romance, podcasts, whimsical fantasy, cozy fantasy, moss and myth

The conversation shifts between vulnerable reflections and chaotic humor, creating one of the podcast’s most personal episodes yet.

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poetry, creativity, healing, books, community, women who write, mental health, moss and myth

They also provide updates on the Wildwood read-along and outline plans for building a real-world Moss & Myth community through meetups, hikes, and future events.

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books, reading, fantasy, book club, community, cozy, moss and myth, podcast, lifestyle

They discuss current reads like Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson, the benefits of audiobooks, and the importance of stepping outside routine to reconnect with yourself and others.

The episode also introduces early ideas for a future Moss & Myth community event and invites listener input on timing and participation.

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books, fantasy, reading, nature, community, cozy, moss and myth, podcast, book club

They discuss current reads, cozy book recommendations, and the importance of finding small moments of joy and whimsy—even when life feels overwhelming.

Listeners are invited to join the upcoming Wildwood read-along and contribute to building a growing reading community, with a focus on supporting local Pacific Northwest authors.

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books, reading, cozy, fantasy, romantasy, burnout, mental health, book club, community, moss and myth

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Featuring books like The Path to Self Love from Black Bird by Wendy Nylander, along with works by Colin Meloy and Sarah A. Parker, this episode blends book recommendations with a focus on connection, creativity, and joy.

Listeners are invited to read along, join discussions, and engage in local meetups as the Moss & Myth community grows.

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books, reading, fantasy, romantasy, book club, cozy, community, moss and myth, podcast

The episode starts with current reads—including a review-in-progress and a dive into Deathbound by Heather Palmer—before shifting into an energetic fantasy “this or that” speed round featuring fan-favorite worlds and characters.

From there, the conversation turns toward their upcoming Wildwood read-along and an invitation for listeners to join in.

The episode closes on a more personal note, exploring the “rules” we create for ourselves—especially around communication, emotions, and self-perception—and what it looks like to begin unlearning them.

A balance of humor, fandom, and honest conversation.

Join the discussion and read along with us.

Liz and Natalia return after discovering their first 30 minutes of podcast magic never actually recorded. In this chaotic and hilarious episode they celebrate reaching 100+ listeners, talk about their latest book reads, discuss Sarah J. Maas appearing on @CallHerDaddy, and share updates about the future of the Moss & Myth Society.

From spicy romantasy recommendations to thoughtful reflections about overextending ourselves, this episode is a mix of laughter, books, and real talk.

Because even when the first recording disappears… the conversation still finds its way back.

We also:

Reflect on the mentors who shape us (including a special thank you to Liz’s college mentor, Rick)

Talk about what it means to begin again creativelyDream about attending romantasy conventions

Debate our preferred travel-planning styles (because writers also need adventures)

This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered: Am I allowed to call myself a writer?If you write — you are.

🌿 Moss & Myth is a podcast about stories, identity, creativity, and the mythologies we carry within us.

If this episode resonates, tell us — what are you writing right now?

#MossAndMyth#PoetryPodcast#WritersLife#CreativeProcess#OriginalPoetry#WomenWhoWrite#WritingCommunity#MentalHealthInArt#Romantasy#creativejourney

In Episode 3 of Moss & Myth, Liz and Natalia explore a reflective, open conversation inspired by prompts from The Diary of a CEO – Conversational Cards, created by Steven Bartlett.

These prompts are used as a conversation framework only, helping guide discussion into deeper, more intentional territory.

Attribution & Transparency:

The conversational cards featured in this episode are the intellectual property of Steven Bartlett and The Diary of a CEO. Their use in this episode does not imply endorsement, sponsorship, or affiliation with Moss & Myth. We credit the source with appreciation and respect.

Moss & Myth exists to create space for thoughtful dialogue, shared experience, and myth-making through honest conversation — and this episode leans fully into that mission.

Dragons, and fantasy and Smut, Oh My!

A note: In the last list, Liz is showing some books to the camera for the YouTube channel- and learns a very valuable lesson about how mics work- she will be hard to hear while she is leaned away from the mic, but closer to the camera.

Feelings and expressions are contagious. Gather close, catch their vibes, and leave a litter lighter.