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In episode 16 of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone interview Jess Adams. Jess is a voice-trained word witch and musician whose creative work bridges the realms of craft and spirit, and explores the liminal space between verbal and non-verbal communication. In this conversation, Jess discusses tarot as a song and music as a way to play with mystery. He contemplates the faces of the High Priestess and the Magician, and explains why divination is a doorway to decorate time. Together, they venture into Horned God territory, where the journey of an artist is a reunion with our desires.Mentioned in this episode:Chapter 11: Chapter Art Witchery with Caitlyn BaroneChapter 12: Literary Spellcraft with Sarah JusticeChapter 13: Mediumship and Journeying with Jennifer GreenChapter 14: Nostalgia in the Paranormal with Amanda PaulsonChapter 15: The Crossroads of Creativity with Kate Belew“The Hero’s Journey,” Joseph CampbellMagick & Alchemy podcast“78 Degrees of Wisdom,” Rachel PollackThe Mists of Avalon Oracle deckJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.  For more magick, find us casting spells and sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!📖 Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.📖 Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore the library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books...The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 15 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone talk word witchery with Kate Belew. Kate is an author, poet, and Witch whose work exists at the crossroads of creativity and magic. In this conversation, Kate reflects on her childhood muses, libraries as portals, and the first poem she ever wrote. She contemplates the ever-evolving landscape of her creativity and discusses the origin of the Crossroads writing community. Kate also introduces us to her upcoming book, Word Witch: How to Call Upon and Cultivate the Creative Magic Within You.To connect with Kate Belew, visit her website and follow her on Instagram. Read more of her writing at her Substack, Word Witch, and pre-order her upcoming book!Mentioned in this episode:The Crossroads: Sacred Stories & the Dark MoonMagick & Alchemy podcastThe Seal Maiden - YouTubeMonica FurlongSelkie: Nobody’s Wolf Child - YouTubeTamed WildThe Threshold: An Automatic Writing Ritual with Kate BelewWord Witch: How to Call Upon and Cultivate the Creative Magic Within You, Kate BelewJoin the Literary Coven!Join the Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.  For more magick, find us sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!📖 Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.📖 Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books… The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 14 of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone interview Amanda Paulson. Amanda is a paranormal investigator, public speaker, and medium based in the Pacific Northwest. This week, Amanda visits the halls of Pointy Hat Press to discuss nostalgia in the paranormal, odd emotions, and her journey as an artist and medium. She discusses trance, channeling, and traveling through the subconscious like a waking dream. Amanda also discusses haunted objects, including one of Caitlyn’s childhood toys.Mentioned in this episode:MTV’s FearMedium Cindy KazaMedium Tyler Henry Veda Austin Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.  For more magick, find us casting spells and sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!📖 Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.📖 Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.Explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books… ******The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 13 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone interview Jennifer Green. Jennifer is an artist and spiritual practitioner who has spent over thirty years dedicated to the creative arts, healing, and her ever-evolving magical practice. She is a printmaker, illustrator, clairvoyant, and a lover of birds. In this conversation, Jennifer shares insight into her journey as a magical practitioner and explains how her creative process intersects with ritual work. She discusses making medicine dolls, the power of humor in spirit communication, and what it was like growing up in a ‘weird-tolerant’ family.To learn more about Jennifer, follow her on Instagram @jennifer_green_artist and read an extended interview in the Literary Coven on Substack!Mentioned in this episode:Sue WeaverLu WrayCreative Mediumship: Spells for Spring - Literary CovenSwan Bones: Freedom and Becoming - Art Witch AtelierDoris StokesJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication. For more magick, find us casting spells and sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!📖 Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.📖 Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 12 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone talk literary magick with Sarah Justice. Sarah is the managing editor of Witchology Magazine and the owner of Tiny Cauldron, an online site that offers cottage witchery ritual tools rooted in folklore and history. She is also an author, educator, and the editor at Little Witch Books. In this conversation, three witches meet to discuss literary magick, verbal incantations, and syllables in spell writing. They share their thoughts on community, feeding our muses, and partnership as a portal.Learn more about Sarah and Tiny Cauldron at TinyCauldron.com. Follow her on Instagram, @tinycauldron, and look for her writings in the Literary Coven on Substack!Use code pointyhat at Tiny Cauldron for 20% off courses and packets!Mentioned in this episode:Chapter 11: Art Witchery with Caitlyn BaroneThe Yellow Wallpaper, Charlotte Perkins GilmanBraiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge and the Teachings of Plants, Robin Wall KimmererJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication. For more magick, find us casting spells and sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!📖 Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.📖 Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 11 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, host Kristin Lisenby interviews her partner and co-host, Caitlyn Barone. Caitlyn is the illustrator for Little Witch Books and co-founder of Pointy Hat Press. She is also a photographer, graphic designer, poet, educator, and art witch. In this conversation, Caitlyn shares her creative journey and introduces us to her muses. She contemplates art as a language and the overlaps between art and the occult. Mentioned in this episode:Chapter 4: Literary SpellcraftThe Art of the Occult, S. ElizabethWomen Dreaming into Art, Patricia Ann Ariadne & Emme EdizioniLibrary of Esoterica: Witchcraft, Jess Hundley and Pam GrossmanArtemisia Gentileschi, "Susanna and the Elders"To see different interpretations of "Susanna and the Elders," click here and here.Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication. You can also find us casting spells and sharing stories on Substack.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 10 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone ask one another - what does it mean to tell the bees? Inspired by the pollinators in their backyards and the mythical bee from stories, Kristin and Caitlyn hover around the tales of the cosmic bee, which is not wholly lunar or solar but both. In this conversation, they discuss the bee’s relationship with the god Apollo, the goddess Artemis, and the Pythia, the most famous prophetess in the ancient Greco-Roman world. They consider the bee as a messenger, psychopomp, familial guardian, muse, and alchemist. Mentioned in this episode:The Crossroads: The Luminous MonthsLittle Witch Tales: Telling the BeesChapter 9: Spiders in Fairy TalesPorphyryStep Into the Night Garden: Bees in MythologyThe Secret Teachings of All Ages, Manly P. HallMagick & Alchemy, Episode 116: The Veil is ThinThis Jungian Life, The Archetypal Brain: Jung from an Evolutionary PerspectiveJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 9 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone spin threads and weave webs with the mythical spider. Led by the arachnids from their favorite fairy tales, they contemplate spiders as messengers, witches, and symbols of time and truth. Considering the lessons of Arachne, Charlotte’s Web, and The Hanged Weaver, they gather secrets from the spider’s ceremony, both viscous and vital.Mentioned in this episode:Little Witch Tales: The Hanged WeaverCaveman: An Interview with Michel Siffre, Living beyond Time with Joshua Foer and Michel SiffreLegends and Traditions of the Cailleach Bheara or Old Woman (Hag) of Beare. Hull, E. (1927). Folklore, 38(3), 225–254Charlotte’s Web, E.B WhiteBrewers Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, John AytoBaba Yaga’s Book of Witchcraft: Slavic Magic from the Witch of the Woods, Madam PamitaThe Crossroads writing communityThis Jungian Life podcastDream Wise: Unlocking the Meaning of Your Dreams, Marchiano, Lee & StewartJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books___________________________________________________________________________The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 8 of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone narrate The Hanged Weaver,  an original fairy tale from the Little Witch Books library. The Hanged Weaver is a curious story about a witch in the woods, the bones of our youth, and a girl with an important question - how old is the Hanged Weaver?Mentioned in this episode:Little Witch Tales: The Hanged WeaverJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and today's story, The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…_____________________________________________________________________________________The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 7 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone summon their inner Little Witches, gather their tools (Polly Pockets, old books, and a Wicked-themed Build-A-Bear) and craft a collage of memories. Together, they explore nostalgia as an aesthetic and a portal, and contemplate how our moods influence creativity. They talk about the purpose of play, finding inspiration through remembering, and bringing Nostalgia Magick into the modern world.Mentioned in this episode:Magick & Alchemy Episode 71: Nostalgia magickWitchology MagazineStarhawkMirrors in the Earth: Reflections on Self-Healing from the Living World, Asia SulerThe Unforgivable & Other Writings, Cristina Campo“How do Mood States Influence Creativity?”  National Library of MedicineThe Link Between Creativity, Cognition, and Creative Drives and Underlying Neural Mechanisms “When looking back helps us move forward, or how nostalgia can be good,” The Washington PostThe Lost Bookshop,  Evie Woods The Velveteen Rabbit, Margery WilliamsJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including The Witch & the Raven, The Deer Mother, and The Hanged Weaver. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…__________________________________________________________________________________________________The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

Between the pages of winter, Mother Deer raised her horns, and the doorway to the stars hinged open.In episode 6 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone discuss deer folklore, antlered crowns, and the wonderings that inspired their Little Witch Tale, The Deer Mother. They contemplate reindeer, horns, and hoofed women like the Cailleach, Frau Holle, and Artemis.Mentioned in this episode:Little Witch Tales: The Deer MotherFahrenheit 451, Ray BradburyThe Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender, Leslye WaltonWriting Down the Bones, Natalie Goldberg The Familiar, Leigh BardugoWhere the Crawdads Sing, Delia OwensThe Raven & the Reindeer, T. KingfisherTraditional Witchcraft: a Cornish Book of Ways, Gemma GaryBarbara G. WalkerOld Mother Frost, Brothers Grimm, Children's and Household Tales, 1812"Midwinter Magick: The Cailleach and the Cold Moon""Artemis, Fairy Cattle, & the Magick of July"“The Enchanted Caribou,” Inuit folktale“The Dancing Water, the Singing Apple, and the Speaking Bird, ” Sicilian fairy tale Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven on Substack and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper is an illustrated bedtime story about autumn, ancestral magick, and the Season of the Witch.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including the story that inspired our previous conversation, The Deer Mother. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…******************************************************************The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

“The thing is - the greats never go by one single name.” She booped the deer's nose. “Names shapeshift, and what we call someone today is nothing more than a prelude within an endless trilogy. The best characters, the greats, are always changing.”In episode 5 of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone narrate The Deer Mother,  an original fairy tale from the Little Witch Books library. The Deer Mother is a hopeful tale about the return of the sun, the way of the Fae, and a horned heroine roaming the pages of winter.Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven! Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven to explore our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Read the latest from Little Witch BooksTelling the Bees: An illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.On the next new moon, join Little Witch and her coven beneath the Elder.It’s time to tell the bees.Alongside Persephone and the Fairies, join Little Witch for high tea with the hive! As you and the bees sip honeyed potions, Madam Spider spins riddles and Little Witch describes a curious dream – one about a moonstruck hare, moving at your own pace, and the origin of fairy tales.What does it mean to ‘tell the bees?’Many moons ago, magick was part of everyday life. Bees brewed honey and pollinated flowers, but they also worked as household psychopomps, fuzzy messengers that carried our stories between worlds. Back then, bees were not mere insects but divine couriers, and upon reaching important milestones, families toasted their good fortune with the hive. The buzzing might go on for days (the bees loved any excuse for a party), but once the hoopla died down, a team of pollinators would set out for lands unseen and deliver meaningful news to spirits long gone.Today, the ritual of telling the bees appears in animistic and magickal communities, and according to Little Witch, a happy hive is a fruitful spell, sweetening the boundaries of heart and home. Peruse our library of free *digital* tales, including this one, The Deer Mother.Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…******************************************************************************************Music & Fx: Like a Bird, Letra. Melodic Logos, Soft Twinkle, Sweet String Pluck, BellCristian Lucchetta - Practical Magic, Magical Portal, Open, Atmospheric Choir, Stardust Chimes, Wind GustThe Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 4 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone discuss literary spellcraft, the power of words, and the altars built from our creativity. They suggest writing can be a doorway to the unconscious, and dismiss the idea of proper spelling, grammar, and literary ‘rules’ according to our education systems. They contemplate channeled writing, singing as a spell, and collaborating with muses via our dreamscapes. They reimagine creative acts as heart-centered quests and suggest that literary magick can be as simple as carrying the intention that books, poetry, and chosen words are spells and portals for creation.Mentioned in this episode:Lilith, Niki MarmoryOne Dark Window, Rachel GilligThe Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World, David AbramAstrology is Real: Revelations From My Life as an Oracle, Robb BrezsnyWomen Dreaming into Art, Patricia Ariadne, PhD Shamanism: Archaic Techniques of Ecstacy, Mircea EliadeSeasons of Moon & Flame: The Wild Dreamer's Epic Journey of Becoming, Danielle Dulsky@vedaustin_water - Water Consciousness"An Ode to the Ghosts: The Myth of Persephone & Demeter"“Songs for Holding Eachother,” Danica BoyceJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven on Substack and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees is an illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.Alongside Persephone and the Fairies, join Little Witch for high tea with the hive! As you and the bees sip honeyed potions, Madam Spider spins riddles and Little Witch describes a curious dream – one about a moonstruck hare, moving at your own pace, and the origin of fairy tales.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including the story that inspired our previous conversation, The Witch & the Raven. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…******************************************************************The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

No longer tethered to the earth, what will you find in the land of the birds? In episode 3 of the Pointy Hat Press Podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone discuss raven folklore, bird wisdom, and the riddles that inspired their latest Little Witch Tale, The Witch & the Raven. They contemplate the power of our dreams and what-ifs, share some of their recent reads, and try their hand at bird-shaped riddle from Lewis Carroll, ‘why is the raven like a writing desk?’Mentioned in this episode:Little Witch Tales: The Witch & the RavenThe Women’s Encyclopedia of Symbols & Sacred Objects, Barbara WalkerWomen Dreaming-into-art, Patricia Ariadne, PHDCrow Moon, Lucy H. PearceThe Raven & the Reindeer, T. KingfisherThe Vital Spark, Lisa Marchiano Ornithomancy & April’s Full MoonStep into the Night Garden: Bees in MythologyAlice in Wonderland & The Adventures of Alice, Lewis CarrollAlexandra de AngelisJoin the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Telling the Bees: An illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.On the next new moon, join Little Witch and her coven beneath the Elder.It’s time to tell the bees.Alongside Persephone and the Fairies, join Little Witch for high tea with the hive! As you and the bees sip honeyed potions, Madam Spider spins riddles and Little Witch describes a curious dream – one about a moonstruck hare, moving at your own pace, and the origin of fairy tales.You can also explore our library of *digital* tales, including the one from today’s conversation, The Witch & the Raven. Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…*******************************************************************************************Music is Utopia, Aleksey Chistillin.The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In episode 2 of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone share an original fairy tale from the Little Witch Books library, The Witch & the Raven. The Witch & the Raven is a story about a girl born beneath the dark moon, a ‘what if’ captured by the night gods, and the riddles that nest in the land of the birds.Mentioned in this episode:Little Witch Tales: The Witch & the RavenLittle Witch Tales: Telling the BeesLittle Witch Tales: The Scavenger Hunt******Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven!Join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven and receive a key to our digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch! Coven members will also be privy to book-related updates, new releases, and tips on submitting their work for publication.Buy our Books!Telling the Bees: An illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.On the next new moon, join Little Witch and her coven beneath the Elder.It’s time to tell the bees.Alongside Persephone and the Fairies, join Little Witch for high tea with the hive! As you and the bees sip honeyed potions, Madam Spider spins riddles and Little Witch describes a curious dream – one about a moonstruck hare, moving at your own pace, and the origin of fairy tales.******Explore the library of *digital* tales, including this one, The Witch & the Raven.Digital stories that receive the most love might find their way into future books…*******************************************************************************************Music & Fx: Like a Bird, Letra. Melodic Logos, Soft Twinkle, Sweet String Pluck, BellHowl_Echo.wav by taure -- https://freesound.org/s/380156/ -- License: Creative Commons 0Bird Flap B 03.wav by deleted_user_2104797 -- https://freesound.org/s/330964/ -- License: Creative Commons 0Crystal Twinkle by LaurenPonder -- https://freesound.org/s/639429/ -- License: Creative Commons 0Pencil 3.aif by le_abbaye_Noirlac -- https://freesound.org/s/130461/ -- License: Attribution 3.0The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].

In the first episode of the Pointy Hat Press podcast, hosts Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone welcome you to the halls of Pointy Hat Press! Pointy Hat Press is a witch-owned, independent publishing house and a hub for fairy tales and folklore reimagined. Their books, Little Witch Hosts Samhain Supper and Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees, explore nostalgia, animism, and the magick that exists betwixt and between each season of life. As partners and fellow storytellers, Caitlyn and Kristin are dedicated to observing Paganism and Witchcraft through a modern lens while creating timeless tales for witches of all ages.Mentioned in this episode:Magick & Alchemy podcastTamed WildThe Crossroads writing community with Kristin Lisenby + Kate BelewBooks & Stories:Slewfoot, BromLittle Witch Tales: The Witch & the RavenDemetra GeorgePointy Hat Press - Join the Literary Coven!Receive a key to a digital garden of folklore, enchanted artwork, and spells for the literary witch when you join the Pointy Hat Press Literary Coven! Coven members will also receive sneak peeks of upcoming books, digital offerings, and other nostalgic creations from the makers of Little Witch Books.Read the latest from Little Witch Books:Little Witch Tales: Telling the Bees: An illustrated fairy tale about a little witch, a curious invitation, and a sticky, springtime tradition.On the next new moon, join Little Witch and her coven beneath the Elder.It’s time to tell the bees.Alongside Persephone and the Fairies, join Little Witch for high tea with the hive! As you and the bees sip honeyed potions, Madam Spider spins riddles and Little Witch describes a curious dream – one about a moonstruck hare, moving at your own pace, and the origin of fairy tales. Order here!Peruse our library of *digital* tales:Little Witch Tales: The Witch & the Raven: An illustrated story about a girl born beneath the dark moon, a ‘what if’ captured by the night gods, and the riddles that nest in the land of the birds. For a limited time, download The Witch & the Raven (for free!) here. *******************************************************************************************Music is Utopia by Aleksey Chistilin.The Pointy Hat Press podcast was created by Kristin Lisenby & Caitlyn Barone, and is produced by Julio Montero. Manuscript submissions are currently closed, but you can follow the PHP Literary Coven on Substack, or at @pointyhatpress and @littlewitchbooks. For wholesale inquiries, please contact [email protected].