Posts Tagged ‘teens’

Teens, Vampires, and Seventeen magazine

If I were still teaching magazine writing, I would be sending students to this blog (which I found on Rod Dreher’s blog). What a great feature-writing idea, albeit in blog form. (Which all goes to show how publishing is changing, &c. &c., and I am glad not to have to be the one to explain [...]

Teen Witches and Sociologists

Teenage Witches: Magical Youth and the Search for Self, a sociological study of young Pagan Witches, will be shipping in a few days from Rutgers University Press. I have heard co-authors Helen Berger and Doug Ezzy give presentations from their research, which is excellent. From the Rutgers University Press catalog: As Helen A. Berger and [...]

Teen Witches

Some people are saying that the “teen witch” craze, symbolized by the 1996 movie The Craft, has peaked. I don’t think so. My latest Llewellyn Publications reviewer’s catalog recently arrived, and I saw that Silver Ravenwolf’s Teen Witch had been redesigned. Whereas the former cover art had something in common with the poster/box art for [...]