Magic

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...

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: CoralAntlerCreative:shutterstock.com BY SARA CLETO AND BRITTANY WARMAN We were both in our twenties before we realized we’d been making altars all our lives. Instinctively,...

Photography: Val Gleason (@vallerina01) Models: Tiffany Megan (@the.seasonal.scottish.lass), Ginkgo Greene (@ginkgogreene), Haylie Hopkins (@hotmesshaylie) When searching for the right cover for this vintage witch issue, there...

These enchantment spells are from Stacy Rapp from Enchantments in NYC. "In the spirit of lightness and positivity, Rapp created two candle spells especially...

I’ve lived many places, but thus far Salem, Massachusetts, was the only one where no one ever asked where I’d come from. There are...

Experience the enchanting Kupala Night, a joyful and mysterious Slavic holiday filled with bonfires, dancing, and magical rituals. Discover the ancient traditions of fire and water, the release of wreaths, and the search for the legendary fern flower. Join Lena Lenard, on Instagram @lena_fox_art, for a glimpse into this vibrant celebration of love, fertility, and nature.

"My country straddles an interesting line,” says Syrena, Singapore’s first professional mermaid and founder of the Singapore Mermaid School. “We’ve been very much Westernized for years...

For me, summer comes with the childhood nostalgia of weeks filled with fun, freedom, fireflies, and stargazing. I clearly remember searching the night sky...

Styling and photography by TRICIA SAROYA This is where we first meet Shakespeare’s Titania: deep in the ancient forest, lying on her floral bower of...