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The Enquiring Eye: Issue 8
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The Enquiring Eye is a museum journal that aims to showcase a wide range of research into all aspects of magical practise, witchcraft and the occult.
This issue is dedicated to the memory of Alan Kent 22.7.67 – 20.07.22
Issue 8: Autumn 2022
Editorial – Rupert White
Articles
Travels of a Folk Saint: A Transnational History of Santa Muerte – Nicole Spitzer
Breaking Boundaries: Choosing to meet the World Soul – Ian Chambers
The Magick and Mystery of Maurice/Margaret Bruce – Melissa Seims
Wearing my last skin: Leonora Carrington’s ‘My Mother is a Cow’ – K.A. Laity
The Britton herb collection at the MWM – Rupert White
Go tell it to the Bees – Christine Iverson
North Sea Water in my veins – Imelda Almqvist
What colour is three o’clock? Ithell Colquhoun and synaesthesia – Richard Shillitoe
Petrosomatoglyphs – Alex Langstone
Monica Sjoo: Spirit Mother, Earth Weaver – Una Hamilton Helle
Zombies in the Golden Age of Hollywood – Dr Louise Fenton
Interview
Prof. Owen Davies on Cunning Folk, Grimoires and Folklore Today – Rupert White
Reviews
Contributors
Remembering Alan Kent – Steve Patterson
Cover Art – Monica Sjoo ‘CelebratingAncient Wales / Cymru (1983)
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