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Through the Hedge
A comprehensive guide to achieving spirit flight, gaining insight, and learning to cross through liminal membranes.
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Chronically Crafting
How to use witchcraft to assist you with your chronic illness.
Jun 6
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Laura Derbyshire
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Kramer's Children
An essay on the Malleus Maleficarum, the manosphere's five-hundred year war on female autonomy, and how the witch trial perseveres digitally
Jun 4
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Laura Derbyshire
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Kramer's Children
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Laura Derbyshire
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The Handmade Grimoire
Jun 28, 2025
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Laura Derbyshire
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The Magick of Mugwort
Jan 24
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Laura Derbyshire
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Where Are All the Rich Witches?
May 9
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Laura Derbyshire
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Creating With Chronic Illness
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Accelerating Witchcraft
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Wort Cunning
The Old English art of plant magick, the history, folklore, and practices of cunning folk, and why you don't have to be a witch to be one
May 23
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Laura Derbyshire
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A Hedge Witch's Favourite Potions
The teas, tinctures and tonics I swear by, their recipes, quantities and properties, and how to make them at home
May 19
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Laura Derbyshire
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The Magick of Mullein
An introduction to mullein, the folklore and history, horticulture and medicine, and how witches can use it in their practice
May 17
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Laura Derbyshire
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Where Are All the Rich Witches?
An essay on why witchcraft never gives you what you actually want, and gives you everything that you actually need
May 9
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Laura Derbyshire
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The Magick of Lunaria
An introduction to 'honesty', the folklore and history, horticulture and medicine, and how witches often overlook this liminal plant.
Apr 29
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Laura Derbyshire
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A Tale of Two Trees
The magickal reason my two apple trees have never fruited in the same year, an essay on cycles, reciprocity, and the wisdom of resting.
Apr 27
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Laura Derbyshire
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The Beguiling of Merlin
An essay on the painting by Edward Burne-Jones, and how it's imagery links to the pagan festival of Beltane
Apr 15
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The Bower
The Studio, the Garden, and the Magick in Between - Tales from an Oxfordshire Witch's Studio
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