Posts tagged witches
In Fernanda Melchor’s Hurricane Season, a Dead Witch Speaks
In Fernanda Melchor’s Hurricane Season, a Dead Witch Speaks

“For, in Hurricane Season, one is never drawn out of a twister and into a fairytale. Rather, in its terrific torrent of trauma, deceit, desire and greed, only the cruel lashes of failure and poverty remain.” Writer Rachel Tay reviews Fernanda Melchor’s Hurricane Season.

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How To Dress Like A Witch
How To Dress Like A Witch

In this edition of How To Dress Like Your Novel, we turn away from any specific novel and, instead, towards the very seeds of our collective aesthetic. Examining history, art, pop culture, and more, Raquel Reyes shows us how to dress like a witch.

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Fashion, Literature, CultureRaquel ReyesRaquel Reyes, Halloween, How to Dress, how to dress like your novel, autumn, Autumn at the Attic, how to dress like a witch, witches, fashion, autumn fashion, october fashion, fashion history, witches in history, witches in television, popular
Witches to Watch: A Pop Culture Primer
Witches to Watch: A Pop Culture Primer

Recalling witches of childhood and throughout recent pop culture history, Olivia, Raquel, and Zoë share some favorite witches in film and television to watch this season.

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