Wood and Water

There were other British magazines devoted to Goddess spirituality and women’s spirituality, notably From the Flames, Arachne and Panakeia, but they were not as long-lasting as Wood and Water. Goddess Alive first came out in 2002, much later than the other magazines referred to. It continued until 2016, so was almost as long-lived as Wood and Water. Almost all its material was Goddess-related, and it was particularly notable for its colour photos of places and objects. Many of its articles, and a useful set of links, are still available on the web site.

We published articles by people committed to the Goddess movement, such as Asphodel Long, Monica Sjoo, and Jill Smith, as well as many others. We had some excellent poets writing for us, and made a point of long and detailed book reviews.

A while ago we digitised Wood and Water (though the quality is not brilliant, all the material should be readable) and the links to the issues are given below. All writings and drawings are copyright by their creators, and each issue of Volume 1 is copyright by Hilary Llewellyn-Williams and each issue of Volume 2 is copyright by Daniel Cohen and Jan Henning. However, each complete issue of Volume 2 is licensed under a Creative Commons License.