Phil Brucato - Published Works: Essays, Interviews and Magazine Columns

Published Works: Essays, Interviews and Magazine Columns

Phil Brucato has written essays and interviews that have appeared in a variety of publications. Magazines featuring his essays include Realms of Fantasy, Witches & Pagans, newWitch, Knights of the Dinner Table Magazine and Requiem Magazine. His articles have also appeared in Pop! Goes the Witch ed. Fiona Horne (2004, Disinformation Press)

Additionally, he has also been a long-term columnist for several different magazines.

  • "Spell It Out" - editor & contributing author (2004-2012, Witches & Pagans/newWitch Magazine)
  • "Folkroots" - contributing author (2009–2010, Realms of Fantasy)
  • "Chalice & Keyboard" - author (2004–2009, newWitch)
  • "Footlights" - contributing author (1999–2000, Creative Loafing Magazine)
  • "Sand, Not Oil" - author (1992, Agenda Magazine)
  • "On Screen" - author (1989–1990, Night Moves Magazine)

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