Wild Alchemy Journal – Fire edition
Wild Alchemy Journal Fire edition is here, the second journal is exploring the element of fire through the lenses of nature, science, and esoterica. Ignited by the transformational power of the mythical phoenix, we’ve collected over 35 contributions across 72 pages and four continents from artists and academics, musicians and makers, scientists and researchers, therapists and occult practitioners, and wildlings and writers.
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