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Fiddler's Green #7 Gods of the Afternoon
by Clint Marsh
Published by Fiddler's Green
7"x9", copper titling, a cover drawn by Benjamin A. Vierling, and 52 pages, bonus flexi-disc
$15.00
The seventh issue, also known as “Gods of the Afternoon,” published February 2020.
Fiddler’s Green 7 features copper titling, a cover drawn by Benjamin A. Vierling, and 52 pages of art and magic, including reviews, a letters column, and the following:
Et in Arcadia Ego, by Benjamin A. Vierling
Magic at the Doorstep: Better Dwelling on the Threshold, Editorial by Clint Marsh
The Written Word Where the Veil is Thin: Meaning and Misdirection on the Grimoire Path, by Daniel Yates, illustrated by Drowned Orange
Who Shall Inherit the Earth? Wilderness and Anti-Humanism in Witchcraft, by Melissa Madara, illustrated by Moritz Krebs
Theogony Made Simple: Tracing the Divine Branches of Your Family Tree, written and illustrated by Craig Conley
Descended Masters: William Blake and the Fallen Angels, by Samuel McCabe, with illustrations from William Blake
Releasing Wood Spirits: A Simple Question and a Life’s Work, written and illustrated by Susan Alexander
The Heroine’s Journey, by Kelsey Yandura, illustrated by Jeff Hoke
“A is for Apple,” fiction by Elin Heron, illustrated by Alexis Berger
Remembering Will Cloughley, by Clint Marsh
Utopia and Its Discontents, by Apio Ludd
BONUS FLEXI-DISC
Mushroom Madness: by Anton Barbeau
“Rich with magic, wisdom, and joy.”
Ramsey Dukes, author of S.S.O.T.B.M.E.
“Delightful…evocative of something one could imagine sitting alongside Jimmy Cauty’s Lord of the Rings poster, or the work of Hapshash and the Coloured Coat.”
Abby Helasdottir, Scriptus Recensera
“Exquisite…a wonderful publication bound to be thought of as a highlight in esoteric journal and zine publishing of the early 21st century.”
Eldred Wormwood, The Skeptical Occultist
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