No one ever asked him for his name. They would never inquire after his health or wonder how he was faring that day. Faeries, after all, had no patience for such human niceties, as ephemeral and meaningless as air. “How are you?” “Fine” as exchanged by two strangers had about as much substance as aether.
Read MoreOnce upon a time there was a young desi woman growing up in the Midwest. Her heart belonged to magic and her soul felt like it belonged elsewhere.
Read MoreAnne Shirley Cuthbert Blythe. Perhaps no other fictional character has ever influenced my life as much as you. Dear Carrots, with your bright red hair that you hated, but which I secretly yearned for. (Anne was one of two big reasons why I started coloring my hair ginger at the age of 15 and never stopped.) Thank you.
Read MoreToday I’m excited to share a special interview with you all. Bryonie Arnold, owner, creator, and proprietor of The Fernie Brae, is a dear friend of mine. In this interview, she talks about her own childhood, and how she encourages her son to believe in his own magic.
Read MoreToday’s adventure was a project I’ve thought about doing for a year or two now, but I never seemed to manage to find the time during the summer, when the necessary plants were available in my garden. I am talking about the creation of herb burning bundles, wrapped in cotton twine and created with magical intent for purification of the spaces in which they are burned.
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…Welcome to my corner of the internet, where on any given day you might find me sharing a miniature story inspired by a self-portrait from my forest wanderings, a sketch of a faerie maiden, pondered scribblings related to daily magic, and much more.
Come sit for a while and stay, stretch your legs, fins, cloven hooves, whatever type of faerie you may be. Listen to stories, tell some of your own, learn about your hostess, and the mythmaker friends she shares here as well. Step into a painting, adorn your antlers with flowers and acorns for a theme party, and play at make believe: a time-honored tradition that we’re never too old to indulge in.
Celebrate wonder and imagination in all its many forms.
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