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Photography by Carri Angel While browsing the Waterstones in Waterloo train station in London, I read this on the cover of The Cruel Prince: “I...

From Our Readers This month we asked our readers: What does being a witch mean to you? For me, witchcraft is all about observing, embracing, and...

Here are some thoughts from Najah Lightfoot, from Llewellyn's Spell-A-Day Almanac: Full Moon Blessings I can feel it coming. I can feel the energy of the full moon...

by Grace Nuth Photography by Steve Parke She sits, back slumped in a way that indicates she is oblivious of our gaze or the propriety...

• Crown of Sisterhood, set with rose quartz with a design of clasped hands on the brow. This crown is never bought, always given. •...

Here at our enchanted headquarters we're very excited to be wrapping up our Pre-Raphaelite-themed spring issue in the next couple of weeks and are even more...

Anita Anti is a self taught photo artist, professional photographer, and retoucher from the Ukraine, now living in New York City. We love the...

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.

Should you encounter Terry Dresbach at Thru the Stones in late November, billed as “the first and largest Outlander convention in the Central United States,”...

We wanted to tell you about this charming and possibly irresistible new tome by Opal Luna, Fiber Magick, which celebrates the witchy power of crochet, knotwork,...