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SABAT is an independent magazine centered on witchcraft, occult culture, and feminist perspectives. The publication combines visual photography and design with essays and other editorial material about contemporary spiritual and esoteric practice. It is intended for readers interested in modern witchcraft, feminist spirituality, occult history, and art-directed independent publishing; specific themes and contributors vary by issue.

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What is SABAT magazine about?

SABAT is an independent print magazine devoted to witchcraft, occult culture, and feminist spirituality, combining photography and design with essays and interviews about contemporary esoteric practice. It treats modern witchcraft as a living visual and political culture rather than a novelty.

Where is SABAT published?

It's an independent magazine based in London, UK. Its independently produced, design-forward print editions are distributed to bookshops and magazine stockists internationally.

Do SABAT's early issues follow a theme?

Yes, its first three issues famously took the triple goddess archetype, the maiden, the mother, and the crone, as their themes. The trilogy structure made those early editions especially sought after by collectors.

Is SABAT a Wiccan publication?

No, it's not tied to a single tradition like Wicca; its coverage spans contemporary witchcraft, occult practice, and feminist spirituality broadly. That eclectic scope is deliberate and part of the magazine's identity.

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