Poppy Oddwood

Oddwood Whimsy

The Chronically Chaotic Chronicles

Cosy fantasy comedies set in a world where retirement never takes, swords have opinions and nobody is remotely qualified for the quest they're on.

Low stakes. High volume. Nobody is remotely qualified for the quest.

Publication order

Each Chronicle is a complete story with its own cast, so you can start wherever the cover grabs you. If you want the house order, this is it.

  1. How to Train Your Demonic Goat by Poppy Oddwood, cover

    How to Train Your Demonic Goat

    Retired Witch, Demonic Goat: A Whimsical Tale of Magical Mayhem

    When retired witch Hester Peppin offers a digestive biscuit to a shivering demonic goat on her doorstep, she doesn't expect to end up magically bound to him for life.

    Audiobook available

  2. Excalibur Shrugged by Poppy Oddwood, cover

    Excalibur Shrugged

    The Cosy Fantasy Where the Sword Has Opinions

    What if the legendary sword had a say in who wielded it?

    Audiobook available

  3. The Knight School Dropouts by Poppy Oddwood, cover

    The Knight School Dropouts

    The Epic Quest Nobody Was Qualified For

    What happens when the kingdom's last hope is a group of misfits who couldn't pass "Heroing 101"?

    Audiobook available

  4. Memoirs of a Henchman by Poppy Oddwood, cover

    Memoirs of a Henchman

    Minutes. Mayhem. Moats

    Kevin Darkmane has just landed his dream job—and he has no idea it's evil.

In the works

Two more Chronicles have their covers and are being finished: Witch, Please and Divine Interventions, Inc. The Letters will say when they land.

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Where it sits in the house

The Chronicles are the backbone of Oddwood Whimsy: full-length cosy comedies for readers who want the warmth of cosy fantasy with the pace of a farce.

See the whole Oddwood Whimsy shelf. From the Almanac: What is cosy fantasy? A reader's guide.

Next on the pile

More Chronicles are in the works. Retirement, it turns out, is not a one-book problem.

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