Cunning Folk Magazine - Sound & Vision Issue

The long-awaited Sound & Vision Issue - published November 2025. Cunning Folk Magazine is an independent magazine that explores topics related to magic, mythology, folklore, and the occult.

Featuring work by/interviews with:

Chelsea Wolfe, Cristina Ferrandez, Dengue Fever, Thomas Waters, Ella Duffy, K. A. Laity, Gabrielle Bates, Eva Clifford, Amy Hale, Stephen Ellcock, Sinéad Gleeson, Holly Gramazio, Beth Ward, Maria Hummer, Elizabeth Dearnley, Lankum, Yasmina Floyer, Sophia Adamowicz Mu Pan & more

“Since its debut, Cunning Folk has fast bloomed into my fave new magazine, always offering a heady brew of interviews, short fiction, poetry, illustration, photography, journalism, recipes, rituals, spells and beyond. A beautiful balance of esoteric and exoteric.”

-Kristen J. Sollée, author of Witches, Sluts, Feminists

“I am absolutely loving Cunning Folk, a magazine about magic, mythology, folklore and the occult curated by Elizabeth Kim. There are so many fascinating, thoughtful articles in these issues on the history of magic, working with the moon cycles, herbal remedies and pages of stunning illustrations. If you are interested in learning more about traditional and modern day magic it’s a brilliant resource. I’m learning soooo much.”

-Evanna Lynch, Actress and Activist

“Absolutely beautiful […] I like to think it will be studied in years to come, as we study the esoteric periodicals and folklore journals of the last century.”

-Thomas Waters, historian and lecturer at Imperial College London, author of Cursed Britain

“A brilliant magazine.”

–Jen Campbell, author of Weird Things People Say in Bookshops and The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night