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Missing Witches is a podcast, book, zine and coven project blending interviews and essays on spirituality, activism, disability and magical resistance. Readers get reflective seasonal writing, guest conversations with artists and witches, and episode notes on folklore and social justice.
Haus Hexe explores the home through archetypes, the seasonal wheel of the year and intuitive house readings, written in a reflective, witchy voice. Readers get seasonal rituals, ways to read the feel of a house and character portraits that link personality to domestic space.
A personal witchcraft newsletter by Freya Greenwood sharing seasonal reflections, divination, herbalism and updates on her self-published zines. Readers get an intimate, lyrical look at one practitioner's folk magic practice and creative process.
A witch-run small business newsletter offering practical advice on website structure, link pages, and keeping a business journal. Its tone is warm and direct, with concrete tips like limiting links and asking whether a website change saves time or earns money.
A personal collection of journal entries and reflections on embracing one's inner witch, with issues themed around tarot cards and spiritual concepts. Readers get introspective, intimate writing on witchcraft and self-acceptance.
A witch shares weekly tarot and oracle card readings, with reflections on the cards' imagery, guidebook quotes and personal life. Readers get spiritual reflection and reading-led prompts for self-reflection, written in a warm personal voice.
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