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"A birthday gift. A portrait. A scandal that shatters the veil between life and death."

When Emperor Blake receives a painting from his cousin, he never expects it to expose his darkest secret: he's not just a magician—he's Death incarnate. As the truth unravels on live television, his son vanishes, his throne crumbles, and the afterlife becomes his new office.

The Magicians: The Picture of Death is a twisted tale of family, fate, and the power of art to destroy empires.

Listen now—before the reapers come for you.

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By Rachel Lawson."In the deserts of Earth, abandoned aliens lie dead, victims of smugglers without honor. When Blake Alexander, Emperor of the solar system and Judge of the Dead, learns of the massacre, he vows justice. But his son, the Necromancer, has already taken matters into his own hands—executing the corrupt ambassador Magnesite with the blade Doom. Now Blake must judge the killer of innocents, and decide the fate of a man who betrayed worlds. The Magicians: The Illegal Aliens—a cosmic courtroom drama where family loyalty, political intrigue, and the weight of justice collide."

Tone: Suspenseful, mythic, with echoes of courtroom drama and moral reckoning.

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The King of Death is alive—or so he claims. At crime scenes, morgues, and even over coffee, Blake wrestles with the absurd demands of mortals, the laughter of his Necromancer son, and the impossible burden of being asked to undo death itself. In The Magicians: The Dark Lord and Master, dark comedy collides with cosmic responsibility, as every bullet hole and every plea for resurrection tests the patience of the Reaper Lord."

Tone: Wry, sardonic, leaning into the humor of Blake’s frustration and the absurdity of mortals misunderstanding his power.

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"In the midnight streets, death wears a scarf and judgment wears a smirk. Blake, the King of Death, finds himself juggling crime scenes, cosmic secrets, and a son who kills only the wicked. But when a mysterious John Doe turns up, the truth unravels into betrayal, drunken confessions, and a furious reaper lord ready to punish his own blood. The Magicians: The Shadow of Death—where family drama collides with supernatural justice, and every laugh hides a scream."

Tone: Moody, suspenseful, with flashes of sardonic wit. Perfect for audio listeners who want a mix of crime procedural and mythic family saga.

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By Rachel Lawson. He died doing what he loved—cycling through a magical forest. Then he got mad about it.

When Dr. Blake Alexander is left for dead in a hit-and-run, his soul refuses to go quietly. Enter Lance, his sarcastic son, and Dante, a reaper with a medical kit and a questionable bedside manner. Together, they race against time—and bureaucracy—to save a man who's already dead.

The Magicians: Left To Die is a supernatural thriller soaked in eucalyptus, dark comedy, and reaper family drama. Justice may be served, but not without a few insults, portals, and Lycra.

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He sings to the woman who no longer knows him.

Fred was once her husband. Now, after a lifetime trapped in the past — living as his own grandfather — he remembers everything. But Ana doesn’t. As his grandson Blake begins to echo Fred’s love, Fred takes the stage at the Forum to sing The Ghost of Your Love. She listens, unaware. He’s fevered, brokenhearted, dreaming of reunion. But he knows the truth: if they’re ever together again, the universe will fall

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He died doing what he loved—cycling through a magical forest. Then he got mad about it.

When Dr. Blake Alexander is left for dead in a hit-and-run, his soul refuses to go quietly. Enter Lance, his sarcastic son, and Dante, a reaper with a medical kit and a questionable bedside manner. Together, they race against time—and bureaucracy—to save a man who's already dead.

The Magicians: Left To Die is a supernatural thriller soaked in eucalyptus, dark comedy, and reaper family drama. Justice may be served, but not without a few insults, portals, and Lycra.

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By Rachel Lawson

“All I have left of our love is a dream… and a ghost of a hope.”

In this ethereal ballad, love lingers long after goodbye. The Ghost of a Hope is a hypnotic lament for a love that’s ended but never truly left. With its aching refrains and spectral devotion, the song captures the bittersweet ache of memory, longing, and the dream that keeps the heart alive.

A voice calling through the mist. A heartbeat echoing in the silence. A ghost haunting the heart.

Let yourself be carried by the melody. Let the dream live on.

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When the Magicians take the stage, it’s not just the audience that’s dying. At a haunted karaoke bar, Blake Fire and his undead entourage belt out ballads so bad they become bait for a killer who preys on tone-deaf souls. With necromancers, vampires, and reapers in the mix, the songs are cursed, the suspects are immortal, and the only thing louder than the music is the chaos. Will Blake’s son Lance out-sing death itself—or just add another body to the chorus?

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