The show usually follows the life and times of Jonathan Sims, the chief archivist of the Magnus Archives. Since the first podcast was released in 2016, it became one of the most popular in the genre and now has more than 160 episodes. It usually explores the supernatural cases that are being investigated by archivists and investigators at the Magnus Institute. The podcast may be best described as a long from ongoing anthology podcast on horror fiction. Later in the same year, the Magnus Archives podcast was the winner of best fiction or best audio drama podcast at the Discover Podcast awards. In 2019 the fiction podcast won the Best Writing and Best Audioplay at the Audioverse Awards.
The author takes the lead hosting and narrating the popular fiction podcast that has over the years amassed more than 2.5 million downloads and is still growing at an exponential rate. “The Magnus Archives” by Jonathan Sims has grown to be one of the author’s most popular works. He currently makes his home in Walthamstow, where he lives with a huge stack of books he is yet to finish reading with his two cats purring on his lap from time to time. Sims is also a performer with “The Mechanisms,” the space pirate myth singers.
In addition to writing and hosting his podcast, he also works for “MacGuffin,” the story game design company.
In addition to writing the novel, he is also the author and narrator of the “Magnus Archives.” He usually plays Jonathan Sims, the eponymous character from his novel, which has been a name that has stuck. Jonathan Sims’ most popular novel was the 2020 published “Thirteen Storeys.” Jonathan Sims is a games designer, performer and author who has made a name for himself writing about the grotesque, macabre and the gentle touch of the walking dead.
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