Writing

Photography and text by SABRINA L. GREENE PHOTOGRAPHY "I hope they’re home,” Eliza whispered to herself as she walked down the mountain’s well-worn path to the...

Our friend John Keske, who now runs Deep Midnight Perfumes in the wake of his partner Cat Marx's passing (you can read our past interviews with...

Writing a list of our top five witches is surprisingly hard, but not for the reasons you might assume. It’s not that we can’t...

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

Flying Dutchman (20th century), English School ©Look and Learn:Bridgeman Images From Issue 59 - The Nautical Issue Subscribe | Print | Digital My grandfather once saw the Phantom...

Feature Image: Destruction of Leviathan (1865), by Gustave Doré Article from the Summer 2022 Nautical Issue Print | Digital | Subscribe Maybe it’s the isolation. Maybe it’s the...

Photography by pleasant art Article from the Mermaid Issue #59 Subscribe | Buy Issue It feels like fate that Dame Darcy—equal parts mermaid and witch, a longtime...

Early morning. Sea mist still hovers over the water, and the bracken-covered dunes that furl out beneath my feet like a green carpet are...

Posthumous painting of Mary Anning (1847) by B. J. Donne IanDagnall Computing / Alamy Stock Photo Oh, Mary Anning. That stubborn young spinster gave us the...

We could not help but notice that one of our favorite artists, Annie Stegg, whose work we’ve featured numerous times on these pages as...