The Makara and His Meal
The makara peered out of the river, letting the sunshine, as warm and yellow as melted ghee, dribble down over his elephantine snout. He’d...
We Talk Fairy Tales with Helen Oyeyemi
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At age twenty-nine, Nigerian-born, London-raised Helen Oyeyemi has written five novels: The Icarus Girl (2005), The Opposite House (2007),...
The Art of Divination With Books
Explore the enchanting practice of bibliomancy, a form of divination using books, and learn how to receive spiritual guidance and wisdom from your treasured collection. Delve into the history of bibliomancy, its contemporary applications, and creative variations like three-passage and five-passage readings. Discover tips for enhancing your bibliomantic experience and creating a sacred space for intuitive connection.
Gothic Fairy Tales
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Illustration by Joseph Urban and H. Lefler for Märchen-Kalendar (1905)
A young girl lies in a glass coffin, alone in the woods, her black...
Courage Tea
“They mixed henna with limes, roses, tea, and eucalyptus and let it simmer overnight, for henna’s hue reflects the strength of love of a...
By The Light of The Moon
“The moon replenishes the earth; when she approaches it, she fills all bodies, while, when she recedes, she empties them.”
—from Natural History by Pliny...
Gothic Novels, Gothic Women
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Frontispiece from The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Ward Radcliffe / London: G. & J. Robinson, 1803. © British Library Board. All Rights...
An Interview With Sonalii Castillo & Some Faerie News
So we hope you are having a gorgeous Wednesday eve -- how could you not be? -- and thought we'd beautify it further with...