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Mythic Delirium Magazine Issue 3.4

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Mythic Delirium meets Spring 2017 with a heady mix that blends shades of grief and loss, yet has many rays of light to offer.

Damien Angelica Walters digs to expose undercurrents of magic that guide a family through a funeral in “On Grief and the Language of Flowers: Selected Arrangements.” In Shveta Thakrar’s “Ghost Notes,” a hunger to steal the stories of others drives a sinister seduction. Barbara Krasnoff details a moving encounter between the living and the dead in “The Ladder-Back Chair.”

Poems from Jane Yolen, Adele Gardner, Sara Cleto, Jessica P. Wick, and Sonya Taaffe continue the interactions of mourning and magic, by way of goddesses and gardens, ghosts and prophecy, homunculi and witches, ancient languages and graves.

Our cover art, “Prick,” comes from Susan Jamison, who paints in egg tempera. Her works often convey mysterious women communing with animals who could be spirit guides or familiars. This painting, which, shall we say, leaves a mark, complements this issue perfectly.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
“On Grief and the Language of Flowers: Selected Arrangements” by Damien Angelica Walters
“The Confessions of Persephone” by Jane Yolen
“Haunt Me” by Adele Gardner
“Ghost Notes” by Shveta Thakrar
“How to Grieve: A Primer for Witches” by Sara Cleto
“The Fetch” by Jessica P. Wick
“The Ladder-Back Chair” by Barbara Krasnoff
“Grave Robber” by Jane Yolen
“bn ʾdnbʿl bn ʾdrbʿl” by Sonya Taaffe

Language: English

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Mythic Delirium Books

Release: April 01, 2017

Mythic Delirium Magazine Issue 3.4

5/5 ( ratings)

Mythic Delirium meets Spring 2017 with a heady mix that blends shades of grief and loss, yet has many rays of light to offer.

Damien Angelica Walters digs to expose undercurrents of magic that guide a family through a funeral in “On Grief and the Language of Flowers: Selected Arrangements.” In Shveta Thakrar’s “Ghost Notes,” a hunger to steal the stories of others drives a sinister seduction. Barbara Krasnoff details a moving encounter between the living and the dead in “The Ladder-Back Chair.”

Poems from Jane Yolen, Adele Gardner, Sara Cleto, Jessica P. Wick, and Sonya Taaffe continue the interactions of mourning and magic, by way of goddesses and gardens, ghosts and prophecy, homunculi and witches, ancient languages and graves.

Our cover art, “Prick,” comes from Susan Jamison, who paints in egg tempera. Her works often convey mysterious women communing with animals who could be spirit guides or familiars. This painting, which, shall we say, leaves a mark, complements this issue perfectly.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
“On Grief and the Language of Flowers: Selected Arrangements” by Damien Angelica Walters
“The Confessions of Persephone” by Jane Yolen
“Haunt Me” by Adele Gardner
“Ghost Notes” by Shveta Thakrar
“How to Grieve: A Primer for Witches” by Sara Cleto
“The Fetch” by Jessica P. Wick
“The Ladder-Back Chair” by Barbara Krasnoff
“Grave Robber” by Jane Yolen
“bn ʾdnbʿl bn ʾdrbʿl” by Sonya Taaffe

Language: English

Format: Kindle Edition

Publisher: Mythic Delirium Books

Release: April 01, 2017

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