Ravenhawks’ Magazine began as a printed news letter in 2002 for about 15 recipients that offered space for advertisements and gave information on the up coming sabbats. It offered something for everyone. Recipes, craft ideas, monthly horoscopes, correspondences for the sabbats. poetry and book reviews. It grew from that into a 80 page printed magazine that was offered free in several new age stores, it never lasted more than a day or two. This was a one woman job that was rapidly expanding. On the last printing of the magazine in 2004, 150 copies were printed and distributed. As the Editor, printer and chief writer I could not keep up with it so decided until I could find an easier format I would put it on hold for a bit. In 2007 I began the newsletter again but as an e-mail subscription. It has grown into the E-Zine that is currently being published. I am fortunate to have many good writers and editors working with me to make the magazine an exciting experience. We have kept the format of writing about magick, spirituality, conscious living, healing, divination, foods, crafts and decorating ideas that can be Incorporated into the Sabbat celebrations. We have added reviews of artist and musician, books for all ages, games, movies and music that may entertain and inform the young wizard and witch as well as the seasoned practitioner. We also feature information about clothing, household goods and other things that are manufactured with an eye to being environmentally friendly or as we like to call it eco-friendly. We have also added reviews of business that put their employees, the environment and the community they are in as a priority in developing and running their business.
We welcome subscribers and feedback on how well we are doing. We hope to tempt you to take a peek at our magazine.
Dyanna Wyndesong
Editor-in-Chief
It’s so nice to meet you Dyanna. What a beautiful blog you have! Hugs.
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Hi Dyanna, thank you so much for visiting my blog and reblogging a post. I really appreciate that. You have an amazing site and content! Looking forward to more 🙂 – Faye
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Thank you 🙂
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Very nice site… Will definitely be keeping up with it. 🙂
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I feel as though I have found a kindred spirit here… my Cherokee/Witch name is Ravyne Hawke… I am just in awe to find you. Thank you for reblogging my news on Prince’s death.
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Hello it is good to find a kindred spirit my Cherokee/magick name is Crystal Dawn
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Blessed to meet you, Crystal Dawn 🙂
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I’m so glad you found me (through my Halloween story) so that now I’ve found you and your blog. It’s inspirational. Keep it up! I published an e-zine for several years also, with my creative writing students. Loved it, but it became too much work (we had about 150 subscribers also). I now really enjoy blogging my fiction and non-fiction stories on flashes of ‘life.’ This blogging community is so fantastic.
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It is a great community. There is always something interesting to share with my followers and your story was perfect.
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lovely blog and thanks for the follow
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am much enjoying your lovely site 🙂
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