Faerie News

We wanted to interrupt your gorgeous chocolate-buying activities with the unveiling of the cover of our spring Book Lovers issue! We're sending this chock-full issue off...

We want to wish you a happy Yule season and thank you for supporting our magazine and woman-owned small business! As a gift to express...

Excerpt/Summary: Explore the enchanting world of solitary witchcraft with ceramicist Rachael Platt. In the Winter Witch issue, she unveils the magic of manifesting jars—ritual tools designed to focus intentions and dreams. Rachael, along with photographer Steve Parke, captures the essence of her beliefs in stunning forest scenes and moonlit rituals, celebrating the solitary elemental witchcraft that is deeply connected to nature. Discover the power of manifesting, the significance of lunar phases, and the artistic vision behind Rachael's magical ceramics.

We want to bring you some news from lovely candle company Firelight Fables and its proprietor Kasey Cleary, whom we've featured before and in previous newsletters. (And if...

I’ve been luxuriating in the current Enchanted Living Autumn Witch issue and have now savored all the articles and images from front to back and back to...

Enchanted Living: How would you describe yourselves and the photos you take? Bren & Pip: We would describe ourselves as storytellers through the lens....

Admit it: When you saw this month’s cover image, a frisson ran up your spine. The tilt of the eyes. The elfin points of...

Welcome to "The Things We Love: Autumn" guide, where enchantment awaits around every corner of this mystical season. As the leaves turn vibrant shades...

Titania and Bottom by John Anster Fitzgerald Artepics / Alamy Stock Photo This photo shoot was first inspired by a unicorn head. My mom was infatuated...

This is Midsummer’s Eve. And you’re probably dancing by now. Maybe you’ve already been dancing all day, skipping as you weave long ribbons and flower garlands around the tallest tree or wooden pole within reach. But now it’s time to let go of the ribbons, gather your magic into both hands, let it make its bright way into the night. Tonight even the kindliest witch has a wild heart. So take off the apron; let down your hair. Your sisters are waiting.