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Set of Fiddlers Green issues
Collection of Fiddlers Green issues, the set includes:
#4 - Crown & Crossroads
#5 - The Otherwise
#6 - Woodcutters Moon
#7 - Gods of the Afternoon
Fiddlers Green #4 - Crown & Crossroads (2017)
Fourth issue, “Crown & Crossroads,” published June 2017 (1500 copies), with copper titling, a cover drawn by Timothy Renner, and 44 pages of art and magic.
Fiddler’s Green Peculiar Parish Magazine presents essays on individual awakenings to magic in our fourth issue. These 44 pages include art and writing on the seductive nature of spiritual striving, the possibilities of voluntary wonder, self-sovereignty, etiquette, Goetic magic, the eeriness of the English countryside, the powerful messages and entities in Watership Down, and a poem on initiation and landscape. In his opening editorial, Clint Marsh reflects on our collective creation of Fiddler’s Green over the course of the series so far. With letters from readers, reviews of publications received, and instructions for oracular wishing well magic by Craig Conley. 48 illustrations.
Clint Marsh - Our Peculiar Passion
Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche - On the Meaning of Life
Melissa Madara - Gettin’ On Okay
Andrew M. Reicart - On Skepticism
Cody Dickerson - Of Magic & Manners
Clint Marsh - The Ring of Truth
Clint Marsh - Courting the Earth
Kenneth MacKriell - England, My Lionheart
Artnoose - Bigwigs & Pipkins
Alex CF - Gods of the Downs
Fiddlers Green #5 - Otherwise (2018)
Printed on luscious paper and featuring the much-loved copper foil titling, a cover drawn by Glyn Smyth, and 48 pages of art and magic. A theme of mirror magic is reflected in several of the stories.
This issue contains letters from readers, reviews of publications received, and articles by Clint Marsh, including... A Fool and His Mana: Considerations on the Power of Magic Rings, The Nearly Perfect Necromancy of Lady Mondegreen: Practicing Malaprop Magic in Song, Speech, and Life,
Guest essays and art include... Pagan Truths in Moominland: The Dark Wisdom of Tove Jansson by Dene Carter, The Witch Tree written and illustrated by Timothy Renner, Alice: New fiction from Ray Nelson illustrated by Alexis Berger, Methods of the Skryer: Preparations & Techniques for the Beginning Seer by Ivo Dominguez, Jr., illustrated by Adrienne Rozzi, The Mirror as Muse: The Inner Navigations & Negotiations of the Witc, by Meredith Howe, illustrated by Caitlin Mattisson, Cutting Hedge & The Old Woods: New poetry by Martin Newell
BONUS FLEXI-DISC: An Anagrammatical Ancestor Spell, text, diagram, and recording by Craig Conley “Our ancestral spell will invoke an invisible yet powerful presence, for a primogenitor was vital in securing one’s very existence.”
Fiddler's Green - Woodcutter's Moon #6 (2019)
Our sixth issue, also known as “Woodcutter’s Moon,” published February 2019. Fiddler’s Green 6 features copper titling, a cover drawn by Matthew Glover of Sin Eater Illustration, and 52 pages of art and magic, including reviews, a letters column, and the following:
Practical Nostalgia, Editorial by Clint Marsh
The Art of Magic: New Enchanted Artifacts at the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, by Lara C. Cory, illustration by Adrienne Rozzi
Musings of an Urban Herb Hunter: Encountering Plant Allies Within the City Bounds, written and illustrated by Johnny Decker Miller
Doing God a Favour: Sex, Celibacy, and Spirituality, by Muz Murray, illustrations by David D’Andrea
A Compendium of Witches, A Gallery by Nataša Ilinčić
I Woke Up This Morning: How I Learned Three Mystic Truths, and How They Helped, by Clint Marsh
The Confederacy of the Green Door, by Eldred Wormwood, illustrations by Gerhard
Megalithic Donegal, written and illustrated by Sean Fitzgerald
Little Black Cat, written and illustrated by Kelly Patton
The Wizard Laird, by Alan Cynic
Old Growth, by F. J. Bergmann
BONUS FLEXI-DISC
Kilgour’s Tale: by Kitchen Cynics and Grey Malkin
Fiddlers Green #7 - Gods of the Afternoon (2020)
The seventh issue, also known as “Gods of the Afternoon,” published February 2020.
Fiddler’s Green 7 features copper titling, a cover drawn by Benjamin A. Vierling, and 52 pages of art and magic, including reviews, a letters column, and the following:
Et in Arcadia Ego, by Benjamin A. Vierling
Magic at the Doorstep: Better Dwelling on the Threshold, Editorial by Clint Marsh
The Written Word Where the Veil is Thin: Meaning and Misdirection on the Grimoire Path, by Daniel Yates, illustrated by Drowned Orange
Who Shall Inherit the Earth? Wilderness and Anti-Humanism in Witchcraft, by Melissa Madara, illustrated by Moritz Krebs
Theogony Made Simple: Tracing the Divine Branches of Your Family Tree, written and illustrated by Craig Conley
Descended Masters: William Blake and the Fallen Angels, by Samuel McCabe, with illustrations from William Blake
Releasing Wood Spirits: A Simple Question and a Life’s Work, written and illustrated by Susan Alexander
The Heroine’s Journey, by Kelsey Yandura, illustrated by Jeff Hoke
“A is for Apple,” fiction by Elin Heron, illustrated by Alexis Berger
Remembering Will Cloughley, by Clint Marsh
Utopia and Its Discontents, by Apio Ludd
BONUS FLEXI-DISC
Mushroom Madness: by Anton Barbeau
Secondhand magazines, all magazines in mint condition.
90 euros
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