Moggin Boggin's Almanac by Kaeli J Wishart
Moggin Boggin's AlmanacWriter & illustrator in Yorkshire. Author of Moggin Boggin’s Almanac, a goblin‑guided journey through folklore, faerytales, history and the turning year. I write about everyday magic, the joy of pottering and stories that root us to the wild. \ud83c\udf31
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Founded | 10 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Herald of the Small Dawn- Part One
Every morning at this time of year, Moggin insists that he and I ‘inspect the seedlings’ while our coffee brews. This generally involves him wandering about the garden with his hands folded behind his back, muttering to the seed trays and p...
The Greening Place
I have always been fascinated by the Lord of the Wild, Cernunnos. There is something about him that has tugged at me since childhood. I have a deep interest in the ancient Britons, the Celts and the Gauls, who lived with a natural respect f...
In Conversation with Moggin Boggin
I have been wrestling with a story for weeks now, or perhaps it has been wrestling with me. Some stories arrive like a tide, steady and inevitable. Others lurk at the tree line, watching, waiting, and refusing to step forward no matter how...
The Hares and the Hollow Hill
One morning on the verge of Spring when blackthorn dares its buds to bring,
Rowan found some pawprints pressed in softened mud, an unseen guest.
Not bird, not cat or otter’s stride but longer, lighter…slightly wide.
They looped past bee...
Finn’s Leprechaun & the Hidden Hoard
A Georgian house of weathered red brick stood halfway along Henrietta Street, its colour softened by nearly three centuries of Dublin weather. Tall sash windows stretched elegantly, framed by pale granite lintels and the front step that was...
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Writer & illustrator in Yorkshire. Author of Moggin Boggin’s Almanac, a goblin-guided journey through folklore, history, faerytales & the turning year. Fond of moonlit recipes, suspicious jars & stories that root us to the wild \ud83c\udf31
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