Though an exploration of satanic plant lore, adversarial plant charms, and weather-witching, The Demonic Wild examines the social, religious, and ecological tensions woven into the mythology of the witch. This article moves between magical and mundane perspectives, exploring witch iconography as a site of mediation between the human and non-human worlds. Drawing on folklore, grimoires, and scholarly analysis, The Demonic Wild reframes the witch as a symbol of ecophobic anxiety and unsettling visions of nature. This zine is perfect for readers interested in folklore, witchcraft, and the hidden histories of human–nature relations.
 
Staple bound, 33 pages
Moon Cult Publishing