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'the doors of the night open' — poetry by Juan Armando Rojas (translated by Paula J. Lambert)
Nov 29, 2025
'the doors of the night open' — poetry by Juan Armando Rojas (translated by Paula J. Lambert)
Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025
'we can be forlorn women' — poetry by Stevie Belchak
Nov 29, 2025
'we can be forlorn women' — poetry by Stevie Belchak
Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025
'I do whatever the light tells me to' — poetry by Catherine Bai
Nov 29, 2025
'I do whatever the light tells me to' — poetry by Catherine Bai
Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025
‘to kill bodice and give sacrament’ — poetry By Kale Hensley
Nov 29, 2025
‘to kill bodice and give sacrament’ — poetry By Kale Hensley
Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025
'Venetian draped in goatskin' — poetry by Natalie Mariko
Nov 29, 2025
'Venetian draped in goatskin' — poetry by Natalie Mariko
Nov 29, 2025
Nov 29, 2025
'the long sorrow of the color red' — centos by Patrice Boyer Claeys
Nov 28, 2025
'the long sorrow of the color red' — centos by Patrice Boyer Claeys
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'Flowers are the offspring of longing' — poetry by Ellen Kombiyil
Nov 28, 2025
'Flowers are the offspring of longing' — poetry by Ellen Kombiyil
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'punish or repent' — poetry by Chris McCreary
Nov 28, 2025
'punish or repent' — poetry by Chris McCreary
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'long, dangerous grasses' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
Nov 28, 2025
'long, dangerous grasses' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'gifting nighttime honey' — poetry by Nathan Hassall
Nov 28, 2025
'gifting nighttime honey' — poetry by Nathan Hassall
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'A theory of pauses' — poetry by Jeanne Morel and Anthony Warnke
Nov 28, 2025
'A theory of pauses' — poetry by Jeanne Morel and Anthony Warnke
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'into the voluminous abyss' — poetry by D.J. Huppatz
Nov 28, 2025
'into the voluminous abyss' — poetry by D.J. Huppatz
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
'an animal within an animal' — a poem by Carolee Bennett
Nov 28, 2025
'an animal within an animal' — a poem by Carolee Bennett
Nov 28, 2025
Nov 28, 2025
‘in the glitter-open black' — poetry by Fox Henry Frazier
Oct 31, 2025
‘in the glitter-open black' — poetry by Fox Henry Frazier
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'poet as tarantula,  poem as waste' — poetry by  Ewen Glass
Oct 31, 2025
'poet as tarantula, poem as waste' — poetry by Ewen Glass
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'my god wearing a body' — poetry by Tom Nutting
Oct 31, 2025
'my god wearing a body' — poetry by Tom Nutting
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'Hours rot away in regalia' — poetry by Stephanie Chang
Oct 31, 2025
'Hours rot away in regalia' — poetry by Stephanie Chang
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'down down down the hall of mirrors' — poetry by Ronnie K. Stephens
Oct 31, 2025
'down down down the hall of mirrors' — poetry by Ronnie K. Stephens
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'Grew appendages, clawed towards light' — poetry by Lucie Brooks
Oct 31, 2025
'Grew appendages, clawed towards light' — poetry by Lucie Brooks
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'do not be afraid' — poetry by Maia Decker
Oct 31, 2025
'do not be afraid' — poetry by Maia Decker
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'The darkened bedroom' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
Oct 31, 2025
'The darkened bedroom' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
'I am the body that I am under' — poetry by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
Oct 31, 2025
'I am the body that I am under' — poetry by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
Oct 31, 2025
Oct 31, 2025
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Oct 26, 2025
'Hotter than gluttony' — poetry by Anne-Adele Wight
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'As though from Babel' — poetry by Fox Henry Frazier
Oct 26, 2025
'As though from Babel' — poetry by Fox Henry Frazier
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'See my wants' — poetry by Aaliyah Anderson
Oct 26, 2025
'See my wants' — poetry by Aaliyah Anderson
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'black viper dangling a golden fruit' — poetry by Nova Glyn
Oct 26, 2025
'black viper dangling a golden fruit' — poetry by Nova Glyn
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'It would be unfair to touch you' — poetry by grace (ge) gilbert
Oct 26, 2025
'It would be unfair to touch you' — poetry by grace (ge) gilbert
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'Praying in retrograde' — poetry by Courtney Leigh
Oct 26, 2025
'Praying in retrograde' — poetry by Courtney Leigh
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'To not want is death' — poetry by Letitia Trent
Oct 26, 2025
'To not want is death' — poetry by Letitia Trent
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
'Our wildness the eternal now' — poetry by Hannah Levy
Oct 26, 2025
'Our wildness the eternal now' — poetry by Hannah Levy
Oct 26, 2025
Oct 26, 2025
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28 Perfect Gifts for the Literary Witch

December 19, 2016

BY LISA MARIE BASILE

If you're struggling to come up with something clever, beautiful, magical or meaningful, most of the gifts below check those boxes. And they're all just so pretty! Almost all of them come from local shops, small press publishers or Etsy stores. They're also either super cheap or very affordable (ranging from $6 to less than $100). From books and inspired perfumes to crystals and candles, there is definitely something here for everyone.  

This Litographs Hamlet poster

There are dozens of posters and other goodies here for the lit lovers in your life. Each poster is made entirely from words. 


This Witchsy 'You Remind Me of Myself' notebook

I love how ridiculous and kitschy this is. Magic.  


This issue of Sabat Magazine

One of the best publications for witches. Beautiful, intelligent and enchanting. Ships worldwide. 


This Edward Gorey Fantod tarot deck. 

I have this deck - it's so incredible, and every card is worth a conversation in itself. 


These Emily Dickinson tights via Coline Design on Etsy

What could be better than Dickinson tights? Pretty much nothing.  


These agate book ends via Pottery Barn

 Pretty pretty pretty! 


These 3 Super Seven stones via ChakraHealingShop on Etsy

A great deal for something so powerful. Supporting Etsy shops is always better than buying crystals from corporate stores.   


This Coyote perfume via For Strange Women

I can't stop obsessing on every single item this indie perfumery sells. Coyote is a rich, earthy scent.  


This People to Cast Spells On Notebook via Gypsy Warrior

Because there are a lot of people. (But seriously don't do dark magic. It comes back on you.)


This book — Grimoire of the Thorn-Blooded Witch: Mastering the Five Arts of Old World Witchery

I love how this cover is about as decadent as it gets. It's also a fantastic read for anyone with an obsession over folklore and culture. 


This Literary Queen Of The Wood Perfume Mist or Oil via AnamCaraGifts on Easy

You need everything this shop sells. Plus, you can pick whether you want oil or mist. 


This Many Moons Workbook via Ritual Ritual.

Because this book contains spell suggestions and self development ideas. 


This Mort Candle via Ritual Ritual 

I mean, how would you not want this? It's not macabre; it's a light that burns for who has passed. 


This Poe's Tobacco Perfume via Tokyo Milk

What better gift for your dark-hearted friend? This scent is heady and deep, like anything Poe. 


This Lavender & Vanilla or Customized Lavender Gemstone and Botanical Fragrance Oil on Etsy via BethKaya. 

 Because it's better to have botanicals. Also, look at those little vials!


This Claire Goodchild Moon & Stars Sagittarius Art Print via Urban Outfitters.

 The moon should always be with you. 


This Purr-ride and Purr-rejudice blush via Hello Waffle Cosmetics.

These lovely cosmetics are all named after books AND are cat themed. You're welcome! 


Strega Nona by Tomie dePaola

I read this book as a child every night for years, and every good witch should own one today. It's a look at an old Italian witch, and even if it's silly, it's a classic. 


This Mini Lunar Filigree Spirit Board via EnchantedRumors on Etsy

Way, way cooler than the ones you can buy at Target. 


This Witches coloring book via MickieMueller on Etsy

If you're gonna do adult coloring, why not with witches? 


This You Have Witchcraft In Your Lips Shakespeare Witch Pendant via BlackMagickFactory on Etsy

Don't you? 


This Orpheus Lyre Necklace via Poets.org/Paige Taggart

Paige Taggart makes amazing jewelry that you need to own. Support poets who create goods! 


These Gilda Heels from Myths of Creation (Brooklyn, NY)

We're huge fans of Myths of Creation -  a woman owned shop in Brooklyn. These shoes are the glittery miracles someone needs for New Years!


This Forest Magic Witch Kit by BohemianMystery via Etsy

Spell kits are beautiful, useful and crafted with love, especially from these indie sellers. 


This Anais Nin necklace by SarahWoodJewelry via Etsy

This is basically everything you'll ever need over your heart. Praise Anais.


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This Lit Witch tee from Witch Craft Magazine

The lovely folks at Witch Craft Magazine make some beautiful things and publish some beautiful words. This tee is perfect. Support them! 


This Borealis via Free People

There is so much nature and power out there. When you cannot be around it, this little ball will remind you of it. 


This Wicked Witch tree ornament via MayoBass on Etsy

Not everything needs to be made of tinsel and reindeer.


Lisa Marie Basile is the founding editor-in-chief of Luna Luna Magazine and moderator of its digital community. Her work has appeared in The Establishment, Bustle, Bust, Hello Giggles, Marie Claire, Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan and The Huffington Post, among other sites. She is the author of Apocryphal (Noctuary Press), war/lock (Hyacinth Girl Press), Andalucia (The Poetry Society of New York) and Triste (Dancing Girl Press). Her work can be found in PANK, the Tin House blog, The Nervous Breakdown, The Huffington Post, Best American Poetry, PEN American Center, The Atlas Review, and the Ampersand Review, among others. She has taught or spoken at Brooklyn Brainery, Columbia University, New York University and Emerson College. Lisa Marie Basile holds an MFA from The New School. @lisamariebasile

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‘in the glitter-open black' — poetry by Fox Henry Frazier
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'poet as tarantula,  poem as waste' — poetry by  Ewen Glass
'poet as tarantula, poem as waste' — poetry by Ewen Glass
'Hours rot away in regalia' — poetry by Stephanie Chang
'Hours rot away in regalia' — poetry by Stephanie Chang
'down down down the hall of mirrors' — poetry by Ronnie K. Stephens
'down down down the hall of mirrors' — poetry by Ronnie K. Stephens
'Grew appendages, clawed towards light' — poetry by Lucie Brooks
'Grew appendages, clawed towards light' — poetry by Lucie Brooks
'do not be afraid' — poetry by Maia Decker
'do not be afraid' — poetry by Maia Decker
'The darkened bedroom' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
'The darkened bedroom' — poetry by Jessica Purdy
'I am the body that I am under' — poetry by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
'I am the body that I am under' — poetry by Jennifer MacBain-Stephens
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