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How to Be a Witch: Witching 101

February 19, 2026

Have you been hearing that witchy call lately? Maybe the plethora of witch-themed paraphernalia and tchotchkes has been catching your eye more and more. Maybe you’ve started noticing witchy book titles and folklore when browsing stores and libraries. Or maybe you’ve been lingering outside longer, even in the cold, just to breathe with the wind. […]

Valentine’s Day Horoscope 2026

February 13, 2026

Where Does Magic Come From?

February 10, 2026

Culture & Magic | Featured Reads | Library

Magical acts have gone by many names: the devil’s work, voodoo, sorcery, trickery, dark arts, and illusory stage tricks. What is considered magic appears to be determined by an observer’s own biases—whether they believe in the supernatural, and if so, whether magic is a force for good or evil. To understand magic and the way […]

Mayan Mythology in Modern Times

February 9, 2026

Culture & Magic | Library

Where do you go for refuge when times are chaotic and difficult? Typically, refuge is a place we go to get away, like gardens, temples, or a wooden trail. Lately, I’ve found there is a different kind of refuge, one that comes through the choices we make: choose the path that serves your true nature […]

A Guide to Witch Symbols and Their Meanings

February 4, 2026

Culture & Magic | Library

Have you reached your witchy era yet? Are you looking for way to recognize or perhaps broadcast some witch-curious signals? Or maybe you’re a fan of fantasy and want to know more about witch symbolism to make your reading experience more fulfilling. Regardless of whether you have spellcasting aspirations, it’s helpful to know some of […]

Books About the Holocaust

January 27, 2026

Book Recommendations | Library

There is an incredible body of Holocaust memoirs and novels that has been built up over the past 80 years, from classics like Night by Elie Wiesel, originator of the phrase “never forget,” to fiction like The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, also a 2013 feature-length film. Often disturbing and vivid, Holocaust-era books give us […]

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