The Magic Of the Fae

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Feature Image: Titania (1866) by John Simmons © Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives / Bridgeman Images As you wander through the forest, the enchanting melodies of the...
Snow Moon by Ed Org @ed_org_art

The Witches Who Rule Through Winter (Should You Invite Them to...

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It is time to make plans for the long Yuletide festival, which starts around December 21 and ends on New Year’s Day. A traditional ancient...
The Ermine Portrait of Elizabeth I of England (1585), attributed to Nicholas Hilliard

The Good Housewife’s and Husbandman’s Guide to Faeries

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It is my purpose to tell you about our English fairies so that you may appropriately honor them and avoid angering the Fair Folk,...

An Invocation to Witches

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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...
The Vision of Endymion (1902), by Edward John Poynter

Moonlight Lover

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A thing of beauty is a joy forever, or so John Keats (1795–1821) stated in the opening stanza of his poem Endymion (1818). While...
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Branches and Wings – Making a Nature Altar

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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,...

The Magical Cats of Fairy Tales

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BY SARA CLETO AND BRITTANY WARMAN Cover Art: Here in the Grove ART BY CHARLES VESS If you’ve ever spent any time with a cat—black, brown,...
Photography by Mike Shane with Sage Sovereign

The Witch in Winter

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Photography by Mike Shane with Sage Sovereign The temperature has dropped, and you’ve taken out all your cozy sweaters. Each morning the edges of the...
Roxbury at Stratton Falls-2

Here There Be Faeries

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Photography by KRISTIN REIMER   If you ask Gregory Henderson how he and his partner and husband, Joseph Massa, came to build a beyond-bespoke fairy-themed cottage...
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Seductive Subversive Saucery

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For the Victorians, witchcraft was a thing of both fantasy and all too real fact. As late as 1895, there was the terrifying case...