Fiddler’s Green is a lovely magazine speaking to the nostalgic music fan in you. They bring “Art & Magic for Tea-Drinking Anarchists, Convivial Conjurors & Closeted Optimists”

Here is the ninth issue, also known as “Akashic Ashcan,” published August 2025. 56 Pages.

The cover features copper titling, a cover drawn by Arik Roper, and 56 pages of art and magic, including reviews, a letters column, and the following:

• Cover Notes, Dendrites and the Erstwhile Knight
• Fanfare for the Common Mage: A Farewell to Abra-Melin, Editorial by Clint Marsh
• Anarcho-Oneiric Quietism: A Manifesto, by Seán Martin
• Reburying the Past: The Witch Bottles of Coggeshall, by Emma-Grace Clarke, illustrated by Moritz Krebs
• Endless Forms Most Beautiful: The Imaginative Effects of Milton’s Mulberry, by Aleco Julius, illustrated by Gerhard
• Witchcraft in the Underworld: The Unexpected Lessons of Suffering, by Elizabeth Kim, illustrated by Pitchblack Illustration
• Creating Altars of Language: The Intersection of Poetry and Ritual, by Kate Belew, illustrated by Alexis Berger
• Tall Grass Magic: Fantasy as Gateway to the Real, by Clint Marsh
• Doonie Woods: Poetry by Grey Malkin
• Remembering David Lance Goines, by Steve Wasserman
• BONUS FLEXI-DISC
• Doors to Nowhere, by In Gowan Ring

“A really lovely magazine that has a fabulous olde-worlde feel to it; a real breath of fresh air in our internet age. Highly recommended!”
(Philip Carr-Gomm, co-author of The Book of English Magic)

 

“One of the most purposeful, beautifully produced print journals in circulation today.”
(Mitch Horowitz, author of Occult America: The Secret History of How Mysticism Shaped Our Nation)