The Shadow Press
Eric McCormickThe Shadow Press shows how wreckage becomes ritual, how soil becomes scripture, and how the body becomes the first altar. Sign up to receive short stories, essays, and poetry unearthed from beneath the muddy roots of the world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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Root and Rune
The knife catches once in the grain of the wood, then pushes through. A pale curl lifts from the stave and falls onto my desk. Eiwaz takes shape under the blade, one line descending, two hooks turned toward opposite world; beside my hand li...
Bindrunes
At midnight in my study, I hold a small wooden talisman near the candle’s flame. Two rune-staves carved on its surface intertwine seamlessly, merging into a single enigmatic symbol. As a rune magician, I feel the ancient currents stirring i...
Pipe Song
Pipe Song
He heard it first while the radiator clicked itself toward sleep, a thin riff rising from the kitchen drain, high and sweet like a wineglass sung by a wet finger. He leaned over the sink, cheek near the steel, breath fogging the...
Music and Egregores
Freya Aswynn used the term “Reciprocal Symbiosis” in her benchmark work on Northern Tradition occultism, “Leaves of Yggdrasil” (since retitled “Northern Mysteries and Magick”) to explain her view of our relationships with our ancestral Gods...
Begin in the Dark
Welcome to The Shadow Press. My name is Eric McCormick. I write from the place where magick and myth meet the human animal. All are welcome here.
This publication began as a way to speak about darkness without glamorizing it. Over time, it...
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Eric McCormick is a poet and horticulturist. His work explores the crossroads of Magick, poetry, and alchemy. His poems and essays have appeared in Tales From The Moonlit Path, The Otherworld, Witches and Pagans, and many other publications.
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