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The Last Quarter Moon on May 20, 2025: Reflection, Release, and Realignment
As we approach the Last Quarter Moon on May 20, 2025, we find ourselves in a cosmic moment that often flies under the radar, but holds...
May 202 min read


Bendideia: A Celebration of the Thracian Goddess Bendis: May 17 (19th of Thargelion)
Each year on May 17, we have the opportunity to revisit one of ancient Athens' more fascinating and lesser-known festivals: Bendideia....
May 172 min read


May on a Plate: Spring Vegetable Pasta & Lemon Berry Shortcakes
Welcome to the May Table! With spring in full bloom and farmers markets bursting with color, there’s no better time to embrace seasonal...
May 152 min read


May Creative Challenge: Free For All
Welcome to the very first Monthly Creative Challenge! I'm thrilled to roll out this brand-new feature that will be a regular treat for...
May 141 min read


Full Flower Moon on May 12th: What It Means and How to Experience It
As the skies darken on the night of May 12th, 2025, stargazers and moon lovers will be treated to a breathtaking celestial event: the...
May 122 min read


Book Review: Off Season by Jack Ketchum
Jack Ketchum’s Off Season is a visceral, unrelenting descent into primal horror, a novel that strips civilization down to its barest...
May 101 min read


Lemuria: The Ancient Roman Festival of the Restless Dead
Among the many fascinating traditions of ancient Rome, few are as eerie and captivating as Lemuria—an ancient festival dedicated to...
May 92 min read


Cinco de Mayo: More Than Just Tacos and Tequila – The History Behind the Holiday
Each year on May 5th, Cinco de Mayo brings vibrant parades, mariachi music, colorful decorations, and plenty of tacos and tequila. For...
May 53 min read


Moon Phase Spotlight: The First Quarter on May 4 – More Than Just a Phase
On May 4, 2025, the moon enters its First Quarter phase—a halfway point between the New Moon and Full Moon. Scientifically, this is when...
May 43 min read


Thargelia: Honoring the Divine Twins Artemis and Apollo
There are many ancient Greek festivals, and Thargelia is but one. Where this one stands out is the unique celebration that intertwines...
May 43 min read


Beltane Honey Oat Bread, Berry Tarts, & Tea
Beltane Honey Oat Bread A heartwarming loaf made with oats, honey, and love—perfect for spring rituals Ingredients : 2 ¼ tsp active dry...
May 14 min read


Beltane: Celebrating the Fire Festival
Each year on May 1st, people across the globe celebrate Beltane, an ancient Celtic festival that marks the halfway point between the...
May 13 min read


Big Changes Are Brewing... and You’re Invited
Hey friends, witches, writers, and wanderers! I’ve been stirring something new in the cauldron, and I’m finally ready to share a taste of...
Apr 242 min read


Behind the Scenes of Trust: A Slaughterhouse Story
When Slaughterhouse was first born, it came from a place of experimentation—and necessity. Back then, I was publishing on Kindle Vella,...
Apr 222 min read


Twisted Hearts and Star-Crossed Souls: The Strangest Love Stories in Horror and Sci-Fi
Love isn't always roses and candlelight—sometimes it's stitched together in a mad lab, whispered across galaxies, or drenched in blood...
Apr 214 min read


Color Psychology: How Red and Black Convey Love and Fear
Color isn’t just something we see—it’s something we feel. Every hue stirs emotion, memory, and meaning. In the world of art and...
Apr 173 min read


Wednesday Recipe Share: Gluten-Free Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
Hey there, foodies and flavor adventurers! Spring is finally in full swing, and you know what that means—fresh veggies, pastel vibes, and...
Apr 162 min read


Mounykhia: The Ancient Athenian Festival of Artemis
In the golden age of Athens, when gods walked alongside mortals in myth and ritual, festivals played a vital role in both civic and...
Apr 153 min read


Why We Love to Be Betrayed - The Psychology of Suspense
Suspense thrills us. It grips us in the pages of a book, the dim glow of a movie screen, or the unraveling of a carefully spun television...
Apr 143 min read


Can You Trust Your Mind? Exploring Sci-Fi & Horror Paranoia
In the haunting corridors of science fiction and horror, one question echoes louder than screams or sirens: Can you trust your mind? ...
Apr 103 min read
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