Title: The Rabbit MysteriesPublisher: Knotted Road PressAuthor: Leah CutterPages: 146pp Rabbit is a humble law clerk. The fourth son of a widow (born after the
Tag: paganism
ev0king the Question: Prosperity Magic
Welcome to the latest in our on-going column, ev0king the Question. Here, we invite regular ev0ke contributors and guests to share their thoughts on a particular question. Sometimes,
Poetry: Hymn to Amphitrite I
salt-tonguedqueen of the seaat the heart of the world: nudebut for the netdraped round your hipsand the single strand of pearlssmoky greyround one slim ankle:
Interview: Syv the Norse Witch
ev0ke: How would you describe your personal spiritual path? Does it have a name or is it more intuitive and eclectic? Syv the Norse Witch:
ev0king the Moon: Fairy Magic at Cultural Crossroads
Interactions between humans and fairies – often occurring by chance or accident – have happened since olden times. While fairy folklore recommends a safe distance,
Poetry: Nine of Pentacles
The grapes have ripened in the sunTo dusty garnet. Fan-shaped leavesTremble like paper. Round the eaves,Vines curl their tendrils. Harvest’s done. The jewels are cut.
Interview: Nimue Brown
ev0ke: You recently launched the Pagan Book News group on FaceBook. First, very neat! Second, why did you create this group? What motivated you? Nimue
Article: Acorn Myths and Lore: A Deep Dive into Nature’s Tiny Treasures
Acorns, those small, unassuming fruits (yes, technically they’re a fruit) that fall from mighty oak trees, have played a significant role in human religion and
Poetry: Prayer in Ancient Egyptian
[Author’s Note: Spelled phonetically with translation afterward in parentheses.] Hotep Titi, anuk pau hem ek (I come in peace slowly, I am your servant) Eb
Art: Untitled #2
[Irina Tall (Novikova) is an artist, graphic artist, illustrator. She graduated from the State Academy of Slavic Cultures with a degree in art, and also
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