This Issue of Coire returned to a more traditional feel, with many articles discussing or heavily leaning into more gnostic, traditional, or hermetic content including workings on ‘the harewoman’, hedge witchery and folk witchcraft.

This issue saw an upturn in submissions from different contributing authors as well as more contemporary book reviews for books recently released. It contained more works from outside the uk and covered a winder variety of pathways and folklore from different locations.

This Issue of Coire was the first to see the introduction of art submissions alongside articles and poetry. This issue carried a somewhat ‘festive’ them due to its time of publication but was not themed as such, with articles still covering a wide range of topics.

This Issue of Coire was the most popular to date with a surge of sales with allowed the non-profit zine opportunity to expand in both quality and reach.

This Issue of Coire saw the introduction of more external submissions with a continued focus of both trad witchcraft and Gnosticism.

This issue of Coire is ‘bare bones’ with a focus on both traditional British craft work and gnostic ideas. The initial run of issue one was mainly shared around moots and meetings in the uk and welcomed debate and discussion in this setting.