Before we close the book on Spell Book Week, we’re taking one last look over the divinations and portents we shared with you this week.
And remember: if you found yourself thoroughly bewitched by last week’s spells, we have bound them into “Charismatic Witchcraft Volume One” — a handy volume over in the POMEmag Shop(pe).
Authorial Crones:
Monday
- The POMEmag Editorial Coven opened up this week with the Spell Book Week Foreword.
- Jenny Gacy taught us how to create and use sigils to set intentions, create protective wards, and more in this instructional comic on Sigilcraft.
- What do gridded heart lines or short fate lines say about you? Gillian Rhodes explained in this handy (hah!) guide to palm reading.
Tuesday
- The POMEmag Editorial Coven combed the depths of our collective fears/the internet for SACRIFICIAL SNACK II: THE SNACKENING: RESURRECTION
- Kara Ramer guided us through using this small, precious spell whenever you fear your houseplant friends may be wilting or just need a little care.
- We learned how to summon dear, departed pets and familiars using spooky dark magic through Wai’s Summoning Spell for Feline Friends.
Wednesday
- Connor showed us this essential spending charm to guide our winding financial paths in HOW TO: Craft a Sensible Spending Charm.
- Scrain’s Hangover Remedies for Wild Witches spells helped us ward off Hangover Waking Death before bed.
- Taking a step back from our magical spellbook, Sidekicked discussed the Arrowverse’s take on Flashpoint
Thursday
- Rachel Weiss and Carolynn Calabrese showed us how to use a Friendship Necromancy spell to revive dead friendships from the grave.
- Caitlin Zellers helped us ward off mouthy men and tepid teacups with these Simple Sigils for Every Day.
- How did brooms become synonymous with witchcraft? The Museum of Natural Mystery explained through a lesson in hagriculture.
Friday
- Is the stress of being a timeless and immortal being existing on this physical plain getting you down? Jenny Mott brought us Lavender’s Self-Care Bath — a self-care spell to put some pep back in your cloven step!
- Ashley & David’s haunting grief spell helped us make peace with the pain of loss.
We bid you a hauntingly satisfying All Hallows Eve and hope these spells light your way through the autumnal chill and out of this ghastly year.
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