Just a girl who walks dogs and hangs out in cemeteries. Stay feral, y'all.
The first thing Eloise noticed was the smell. It drifted through the open window of her car as she turned onto Briar Lane, a warm, delicious mixture of cinnamon, roasted apples, and something buttery baking in an oven. It reminded her of her grandmother's kitchen, of October afternoons when the windows fogged with steam and... Continue Reading →
There are some Saturdays that pass without leaving much of a memory. You run a few errands, enjoy a little sunshine, and before you know it, the afternoon has slipped away. But every once in a while, something happens that reminds you how much goodness still exists in the world, and how the smallest act... Continue Reading →
Long before Halloween became a night of costumes, carved pumpkins, haunted houses, and trick-or-treating, it was associated with the changing seasons, the remembrance of the dead, and the mysteries of the unseen world. Its history stretches back centuries, weaving together ancient Celtic traditions, Christian observances, European folklore, and customs that gradually evolved into the Halloween... Continue Reading →
From the protective symbolism of black to the loving energy of pink, discover how witches use color to bring intention, meaning, and creativity into everyday magic. Color is everywhere. It surrounds us in nature, influences the atmosphere of our homes, appears in our clothing, and often carries personal or cultural meaning. In witchcraft, color can... Continue Reading →
The first body was discovered at 4:17 on a Tuesday morning, beneath the railway bridge on Mercer Street, where the river ran black between the old factory buildings. Detective Evelyn Cross had been awake for thirty-one hours when her phone rang. She had spent the previous evening interviewing a domestic violence suspect, the night before... Continue Reading →
The first thing anyone needed to know about Lucy Bennett was that she had absolutely no business working in a kitchen. At least, that was what her older brother, Daniel, liked to tell her whenever she dropped a saucepan, knocked over a container of flour, or somehow managed to set off the smoke alarm while... Continue Reading →
From the fresh beginnings of the New Moon to the powerful release of the Waning Moon, discover how each lunar phase can guide your spells, rituals, and spiritual intentions. For centuries, the Moon has held a special place in folklore, mythology, and spiritual traditions. Its changing appearance has inspired stories, ceremonies, agricultural customs, and magical... Continue Reading →
Jessie had spent twenty-four years mourning Daniel Mercer, and now she was about to hear his final words. She stood outside a quiet interview room in Hamilton, holding a photograph of herself with Rachel and Thomas. She had recovered memories she never expected to see again, found a brother she believed was lost, and uncovered... Continue Reading →
Creating your first altar is one of the most personal and meaningful steps in exploring witchcraft. It is a place where you can connect with your intuition, practise rituals, meditate, honour the natural world, and focus your intentions. Whether you're drawn to traditional witchcraft, green witchcraft, Pagan spirituality, or simply wish to create a peaceful... Continue Reading →
At eighty years old, Evelyn discovers that trembling hands, a lifetime of memories, and the courage to try something new can create something extraordinary. Evelyn Weston had spent eighty years being good at things she never particularly wanted to be good at. She was good at stretching a dollar until it squeaked, making soup out... Continue Reading →
