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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2025 · 41 MIN

40: Katherine Arden on Romance, Ghosts, Winter, and Storytelling in Atmospheric Settings

from On the Write Track Podcast · host Sarah Mughal Rana and Emily Varga

In this episode, co-hosts Sarah and Emily sit down with Katherine Arden, the critically acclaimed and NYT bestselling author of The Bear and the Nightingale, The Warm Hands of Ghosts. and Small Spaces, to explore her world of folklore, ghosts, and history . Katherine shares the inspirations behind her beloved Winternight Trilogy, how she wrote while traveling; the art of weaving magic and realism, her methodology, and how she captures the mystical blend of history and magic and love in her stories. They also discuss the allure of winter as a setting, the balance of prose that feels natural and true to the book’s historical setting and wonder, and what it means to write in multiple genres. Perfect for emerging writers, fans of spellbinding tales in winter and history, this conversation will leave you feeling both chilled and inspired to write more. Katherine ArdenWebsite Books Mentioned - We strongly encourage that listeners purchase these titles from their favorite indie bookstoreThe Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine ArdenThe Girl in the Tower by Katherine ArdenThe Winter of the Witch by Katherine ArdenThe Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine ArdenSmall Spaces Series by Katherine ArdenBlack Woods, Blue Sky by Eowyn IveySunshine by Robin McKinleyThe Hero and the Crown by Robin McKinleyDeerskin by Robin McKinleyThe Blue Sword by Robin McKinleyNaomi NovikPatrick O'BrienDorothy DunnettJonathan Strange and Mr. Norell by Susanna ClarkeFor She is Wrath by Emily VargaHope Ablaze by Sarah Mughal Rana  Come back on the first Thursday of every month for a brand new episode of On the Write Track Pod. Make sure you hit the follow button to get notified, and like and subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen! Sign up to our Patreon where you can receive exclusive perks, some for as little as the cost of a coffee! Did you enjoy the episode? Please leave us a review!  Follow the podcast @OntheWriteTrackPodcast on Instagram. Also connect with Sarah and Emily on Instagram or TikTok! 

In this episode, co-hosts Sarah and Emily sit down with Katherine Arden, the critically acclaimed and NYT bestselling author of The Bear and the Nightingale, The Warm Hands of Ghosts. and Small Spaces, to explore her world of folklore, ghosts, and history. Katherine shares the inspirations behind her beloved Winternight Trilogy, how she wrote while traveling; the art of weaving magic and realism, her methodology, and how she captures the mystical blend of history and magic and love in her stories. They also discuss the allure of winter as a setting, the balance of prose that feels natural and true to the book’s historical setting and wonder, and what it means to write in multiple genres. Perfect for emerging writers, fans of spellbinding tales in winter and history, this conversation will leave you feeling both chilled and inspired to write more.

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