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[This month, we sit down with horror poet, weird fiction author, artist, and gardener K.A. Opperman. Here, he discusses his love of Halloween, his upcoming
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Andy Bambrick
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Talking My Path: Cara Freyasdottir
[Welcome to our monthly column, Talking My Path. Here, Pagans and polytheists and witches of any tradition are invited to discuss their faith and their
Vignette III: Eleionomae
Image courtesy of Brian Minear on Unsplash In the days of the Tourkokratia — when my grandfather’s grandfather was a child and Hellas was a
Five Questions With: Ian Stuart Sharpe
[Today, we sit down for five quick questions with author Ian Stuart Sharpe, who discusses his new kickstarter campaign for Old Norse for Modern Times.] evOke: You recently launched a
Jason Ridler
[Today, we sit down for an interview with historian and author, Jason Ridler. Here, he discusses his occult detective series, The Brimstone Files; the mythological, crime noir,
Logan Albright
[This issue, we sit down for an interview with witch and author, Logan Albright. Here, he discusses his personal spiritual practice; his forthcoming book, Conform
The Necromancer’s Guide to Not Dying While Saving the World (And Falling in Love) — Part Nineteen
Texts flew blew and forth between Taz and Kanady. They talked over one another, sometimes typing the same thing. All caps, no caps, no punctuation,