Chasing Towers

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There are a few things about Ireland that you can always rely on: It will always be damp, the vegetable of the day will...

Finding St. Nun’s Well: A Fairy Trail Through Cornwall

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PHOTOGRAPHY BY SIMON CHAPMAN AND THE AUTHOR After researching Scottish fairy sites from the lowlands of Edinburgh and Stirling to the Highlands of Bute and...

The Pilgrim’s Trail

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Feature Image Photo by TAYLOR MOORE If the central question of the Enlightenment was “How?” then the Romantics were distinguished by their “Why?”—their yearning to...
©Courtesy of Chatsworth

A Stately Christmas House

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Framed by the dark hills of green trees and moorlands, with the River Derwent flow-ing in front of its expansive lawns, a stately home...

A Walk Through the Village of Balgue in Ometepe, Nicaragua

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MAGICAL DESTINATIONS We asked a few of our favorite authors to tell us about the most enchanted places they’ve ever been.  This is what they came...
©Jerry Warner

The Fairy Tale Cottages of Carmel-by-the-Sea

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Feature Image: ©Jerry Warner On the shores of a briny deep, under skies so blue and clear they resemble tears, there perches a village with the...

Welcome to the Nightfall

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Photography by Maike Schulz As the sun sets on a crisp October evening, a line begins to form outside the gates of Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery....
Jo Chattman, Salem, Laurie Cabot

A Salem Legend

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 Photography by Jo Chattman Do you remember the first witchcraft book you ever owned? There is a strong likelihood it was Power of the Witch,...

Life At The Chelsea Hotel

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by CAROLYN TURGEON Photography by STEVE PARKE Our resident love witch Veronica Varlow calls the legendary Chelsea Hotel the most magical place in New York, a...
Red House, Bexleyheath painted by Walter Crane. Wikimedia Commons.

Useful and Beautiful William Morris’s Red House

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Feature Image: Red House, Bexleyheath painted by Walter Crane. Wikimedia Commons. Perhaps of all the words ever said by a Pre-Raphaelite, the most frequently repeated...