An Interview With Diana Gabaldon
One fine day last spring, I met my sister-in-law Rita for lunch. She was clutching a chunky paperback with an embossed cover, the kind,...
Dressed to Thrill
Should you encounter Terry Dresbach at Thru the Stones in late November, billed as “the first and largest Outlander convention in the Central United States,”...
Signs You May Have Fallen Through Time
Illustration by Guinevere von Sneeden
• You can lace your own corset without assistance.
• You wear corsets.
• When your friends order cocktails, you prefer a...
The Little Mermaid Warns You, You May Have Already Become Forgotten
Painting by Anne Bachelier
Your once-silken voice will desert you, your legs
will make every step on land a torture.
There will come a time when you...
A Faerie Interview With Ellen Evert Hopman
We found Ellen Evert Hopman's Scottish Herbs and Fairy Lore to be an invaluable resource as we prepared our Outlander issue, which is chock full of herbal magic and...
Turn Your Life Into A Real Life FaerieTale
It was a Saturday night and I was blaring from the speakers, candles flickered around the room, and everything that I ever wished for was...
A Glass of Goodness
For many years, while our children were still small, enjoying the fruits of summer meant running through open fields in search of wild berries,...
An Excerpt From Signe Pike’s The Lost Queen
Photography by Natalia Le Fay Follow Natalia Le Fay on Instagram @natalia_lefay.
The Lost Queen by Simon & Schuster was published in September, 2018. Read...
An Interview with Signe Pike
Read an excerpt from The Lost Queen
Faerie Magazine: Many of our readers were fans of your first book, Faery Tale. Tell us about that...
Cordelia, or the Price of Salt
Father loved me better than my sisters. That sounds desirable, yes? To be best loved, to be the one desired?
The dresses he gave me were...