Outlaw Magick
Prof. AndyA mythic queer fantasy universe—part heist, part fairy-tale jailbreak—where humor, coalition, and revolution take on fascism, fate, and bad gods.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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The Crucible
The bells rang before sunrise.
Not church bells. Not alarm bells.
House bells.
Thomas had already learned there was a difference.
Church bells invited devotion. Alarm bells demanded obedience. House bells assumed both.
Children emerged...
Every Empire Builds a Better Birdcage
“There you are.”
The clerk smiled.
Not warmly. Correctly.
As though Thomas had been missing from a shelf and had finally been returned to the correct dust.
The brass cricket inside his coat vibrated so hard he thought it might crack its...
The Golden Rex
By morning, Siena had been polished against its will.
Banners hung from every balcony. District animals snarled, strutted, flew, crawled, and coiled in embroidered armies above the streets. Wolves over butchers. Snails over bankers. Dragon...
Outlaw Magick: The Story So Far
Outlaw Magick follows Thomas Marlow, a Scottish boy taken beneath the Eildon Tree and returned seven years later without aging a day. In a 16th century world where contracts bind reality and institutions weaponize language itself, Thomas dr...
The City of Open Mouths
Previously on Outlaw Magick: After escaping Fairyland unable to speak falsehood without pain, Thomas found refuge aboard Bonnie Bríd’s wandering theatre, the Nest. There he met Pippin: musician, runaway, and increasingly the subject of offi...
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