Out of the Hatch

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From Issue 59 - The Nautical Issue Subscribe | Print | Digital When it rained, you felt it from all sides. The persistent pitter-patter of droplets...
Illustration by Guinevere von Sneeden

The Quest

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Illustration by Guinevere von Sneeden You watch from the forest path as she emerges from the heavy oak door of her cottage and ventures straight...

An excerpt from The Rules of Magic

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By Alice Hoffman Illustration by Charles Vess Article from the Autumn Issue #40 - Subscribe or Buy Issue The most glorious hour in Manhattan was when twilight...
The Witch of Endor Raising the Spirit of Samuel (1783), by William Blake

A Love Letter to Ladies Accused of Witchcraft | Pt. 2

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Feature Image: The Witch of Endor Raising the Spirit of Samuel (1783), by William Blake Photo ©Ken Welsh. All rights reserved 2022 / Bridgeman Images Read...

Narwhals

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Monodon Monoceros: one tooth, one horn. Or one toothed unicorn. Narwhals are dappled grey whales that live in the Arctic, wielding nine-foot-long tusks. Their remote,...
Charles Vess

Father Christmas and the Tomten

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Written and Illustrated by Charles Vess From Issue #29 - digital // print Come closer and listen well, for I have a tale to tell. For...
The Mermaid (1896), by Edvard Munch

Missive From A Sea Witch

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Join the captivating tale of a sea creature's love and transformation, as she imparts enchanting sea magic. Discover the power of water and its connection to our emotions and stories. Dive into this heartfelt journey of longing, reflection, and the relentless beauty of the ocean

The Night of The Witch

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Photo by Natalya Letunova on Unsplash Article from Issue #40 Subscribe | Single Issue Every few years they came searching and this was the year they found them. Three sisters living...

Charms for Summer

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It begins with the pink moon in spring. It begins with fireflies in the hedges and falling in love for the first time. It’s passion,...

The Witch Of The Winter Woods

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Art by Jana Heidersdorf When I was a child, I strayed too far from the path and was eaten by a wolf. A woodcutter saved...