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Witches&Pagans #21 - The Garden Issue
The Garden Issue
We are delighted to introduce two new columnists in this issue: Essayist Ruby Sara (author of the blog "Pagan Godspell" http://networkedblogs.com/4EXXP) joins us with her Green, earthy, magical living column "Figs & Honey." Her first column is on the Lammas season magic of Bread-making.
Deborah Blake, is a up-and-coming writer of Pagan books as well as urban fantasy fiction is our second newcomer. She is writing on the topic of "Magick on a Shoestring." Lots of practical ideas for keeping your Pagan practice fun, fabulous, and thrifty! See her site at www.deborahblakehps.com/ . Ninety-six illustrated pages.
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Witches&Pagans #20 - The Animal Issue
The Animal Issue
In this issue we wrestle with the messy, tangled, and even intractable questions of genuine relationship: honest ambiguity (“when are shamanistic techniques universal, and when are they forms of cultural exploitation?”), subtle definitions (“what is the difference between animal spirits and totems”), and surprise revelations (“what, you are my totem?”).
Join us as we meet far-ranging urban shaman and otherkin Lupa; explore the still-evolving Witchcraft of Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone; trip through the ever-shifting shoals of the urban Witch’s playground, New York City, and probe more deeply into how totems choose us (instead of the other way around.) We also feature musings on the benefits of relationships with companion animals, the mysteries of polarity, avoiding the perils of dualism, how to make your own witchy jewelry, promoting a healthy magical mindset, and even how to prepare for the disposal of your magical “stuff” after you die.
Plus two short stories, a triplet of poems, and a true-life tale of post-mortem animal magic. It’s a rich, even heady, curry of ideas, people, questions (and sometimes, but not always, answers). I hope it stimulates your thinking about these thorny, but fascinating ideas. Ninety-six illustrated pages.
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Witches&Pagans #19 - The Faerie Issue
The Faerie Issue
Then it's on to a comprehensive overview of the many worlds of Faerie in Maria Nutick's "Do You Believe in Faeries?" complete with an in-depth look at Faerie traditions, festivals, musicians and artists. If that wasn't fae enough, we offer Mara Freeman's profile of 19th century Irish Fae mystic Ella Young, Patricia Snodgras writing on the lore of the Cherokee Fae, Tess Whitehurts with magical spells for working with the Fae, Sharynne MacLeod NicMhacha on Celtic Faerie lore, R. J. Stewart reports on the Fairy and Human Relations Congress, Ashleen O'Gaea writes on fairies and children, and wordsmith Craig Conley (Magic Words, A Dictionary) on the Abracadabra of Faery.
Outside of our theme focus, we have Wandering Witch Natalie Zaman's take on the world of the Renaissance and Medieval Faire, Tess Dawson on the Pagan (Canaanite) roots of monotheism, short fiction by C. S. MacCath, and columns on astro-magick, lore of the forest, Judy Harrow on the importance of disciplined attention, Galina Krasskova on celibacy as a Pagan path and Kenaz Filan on finding the gods in your hometown. Plus Good Witch/Bad Witch, a double-handful of reviews and, of course, a vigorous readers debate in the "Give & Take" letters column.
Newly re-designed and relaunched, this issue is 96 pages of myth, magick and lore that you won't want to miss.
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newWitch #18 - Candice Night
newWitch #18 Cutting Edge Paganism
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newWitch #17 - Regan High Priestess
newWitch #17 - Regan High Priestess
80 pages, released June 2008
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newWitch #16 - Raven Digitalis
newWitch #16 - Raven Digitalis
80 pages, release January 2008
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