The Enquiring Eye: Issue 7

The Enquiring Eye · Issue 7
Museum of Witchcraft and Magic
Spring 2022
Journal · Illustrated periodical

The Enquiring Eye is the journal of the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic, presenting research into magical practice, witchcraft, and the occult across historical and contemporary contexts. Each issue brings together a range of voices, from independent researchers to established authors, offering perspectives that move between folklore, lived practice, and cultural study.

Content: 

Editorial by Rupert White 

Articles:

• Rocky Valley Labyrinths: an invitation to cross the threshold – Helen Cornish
• Literary Witches of the Twenties: Sylvia Townsend Warner, Lolly Willowes and the Loving Huntsman – Dr Rebecca Beattie
• A For Sale Notice: Thigh Bone Trumpet – Ben Fernee
• An Gwyr Erybyn an Bys: Chairs, Rounds and Circles in Bardic Cornwall (continued) – Alan M. Kent
• Bessie Brooks’ Divination Mat – Ash William Mills
• How Cornish was the witchcraft of the Cornish Witchfinder, William Paynter? – Rupert White
• Taking the Cunning Across the Pond – Elwynn of the Antlered Crown
• The Coven of Atho, Doreen Valiente and Alex Sanders – Melissa Seims
• The Hound of Abnoba – Ryan McClain
• The evolution of Hatian Vodou – Dr Louise Fenton
• Wartime Charms – Kirstie Ryder
• Footsteps of Former Men: Holacombe – Revd. Robert Hawker (1870)

Interview:
Steve Patterson on Gwithti an Pystri & The Museum of Folklore and Magic – Rupert White