Magic

Feature Image: Night Flight by Kelly Louise Judd @swanbones She opens her eyes. What does she see in the first moments of her existence? The Mabinogion...

Feature Image:  The Wizard of Oz 1939 MGM film with Billie Burke as Glinda the Good Witch of the North. Pictorial Press Ltd/Alamy Stock Photo When...

A Written Declaration Start by writing a simple declaration of your intent. You’ll need a pen and paper—this can be special parchment, a page in...

©The Advertising Archives : Alamy Stock Photo As an act of holiday charity, I beg you to put aside everything America has taught you about...

Down in New Orleans, there is a place that exists at the crossroads of magick and moonlight. I am here now. I write this...

Feature Image: Nymphs Dancing to Pan’s Flute (1920), by Joseph Tomanek Have you heard of the springtime festival called Walpurgisnacht? If you hail from northern or...

Have you noticed that fairy tales aren’t really about fairies? J.R.R. Tolkien points this out in his essay “On Fairy-Stories.” Fairy tales, he says,...

Photography by Steve Parke In this moment, the sun stretches over the open sky, glowing golden before its descent into night. The wind sways the...

Explore the deceptive paradoxes and fates of Macbeth's three "Weyward Sisters" in Shakespeare's Scottish play. These witches, also known as the Fates of classical myth, delightfully torment the plot with their duplicitous and sly ways, leading characters astray with their prophecies. Discover the twists and turns of the play and its gruesome threesomes as they unravel the plotline in unexpected ways.

Feature Image by Katrin Albert My first memory of her was seeing the flash of her blonde Marilyn Monroe curls at the top of the...