Fiddler’s Green: Volume 2 Number 2 Woodcutter’s Moon
Sixth issue, “Woodcutter’s Moon,” published 2 February 2019, with copper titling, a cover drawn by Matthew Glover of Sin Eater Illustration, and 52 pages of art and magic
Fiddler’s Green: Volume 2 Number 1 - The Otherwise
Fifth issue, “The Otherwise,” published May 2018, with copper titling, a cover drawn by Glyn Smyth, and 48 pages of art and magic
Fiddler’s Green: Volume 1 Number 4 - Crown & Crossroads
Fourth issue, “Crown & Crossroads,” published June 2017 (1500 copies), with copper titling, a cover drawn by Timothy Renner, and 44 pages of art and magic
Fiddler’s Green: Volume 1 Number 3 - Gardener’s Giantess
Third issue, “Gardener’s Giantess,” published August 2016 (500 copies), with the much-loved copper titling, French flaps, an original cover drawn by Timothy Renner [...]
Fiddler’s Green Peculiar Parish Magazine explores themes of time and landscape in this third issue.
Fiddler’s Green: Volume 1 Number 2 - Verdigris Soul
Second issue, “Verdigris Soul,” first published September 2015 (500 copies) and reissued February 2016 (250 copies) in honor of the Occult Humanities Conference, featuring copper foil titling on the cover
Fiddler’s Green: Volume 1 Number 1 - Premiere Issue
Premiere issue, first published September 2014 (500 copies) and reissued February 2016 (250 copies) in honor of the Occult Humanities Conference, featuring copper foil titling on the cover.
EAVA: Issue 2 - Roots
Imagery of the region’s unique mix of flora are dispersed through this issue, to be discovered like dried flowers pressed between the pages.
EAVA: Issue 1 - Pilgrimages
A pilgrimage can take many forms. The artists within this issue have shared work and essays that will take you on a journey through their creative practice, experiences, and memories. Photographers, musicians, painters, poets and more fill these pages.
Conjure Codex: Issue 5
This Conjure Codex brings to a close the first volume of the series; it was never our intention to theme the issues by colour, but that is what happened and so it is fitting that our final number is the black of moonless midnight.
Conjure Codex: Issue 4
The fourth issue of CONJURE CODEX contemplates the occult symbolism and meaning of gold: from treasures to planetary attributions to alchemy. Our fourth issue boasts cover art by S. Aldarnay and interior artwork by Victoria Musson, JM Hamade, Mani C. Price, and Erzebet Barthold.
Conjure Codex: Issue 3
CONJURE CODEX arises from the cauldron of winter to both stimulate the waking mind and encourage its dreaming here on the cusp of Spring. The blue issue is full to bursting with insights and revelations, presenting us with sorceries and wisdom from a range of cultures and eras.
Conjure Codex: Issue 2
The emerald issue of CONJURE CODEX bursts forth as green shoots of spring, thrusting up through the decay of western civilisation, revealing the taproots of magic in a celebration of flourishing traditions, both old and new.
Conjure Codex: Issue 1
CONJURE CODEX breaks new ground in presenting inter-related material from a range of traditions, embracing ancient cultures, the grimoires, New World traditions and others; by publishing new translations and rare texts alongside accounts of work in these traditions, and elucidations of them.
Conjuration: Issue 4
5 objects: Contributions from museum staff, supporters and associates writing about their favourite things from the collection. The Cunning Man, collected and edited by Robert Hunt. Witch Wars.