“The Mirror’s Hunger”
As winter closes in and the harbour winds turn sharp, Sylvia and Lillian pay a call on Cassandra Blackwood at her cottage above the cliffs — a visit meant only for tea and reassurance.
But the mirror at the Folklore Museum has begun to dream, and something in those dreams has found its way home.
What does the mirror want before Yule?
And why does Edward Blackwood refuse to speak of what he sees in its glass?
Stay with us for the next entry from the Mystic Reads notebooks — where the veil may thin, but the story deepens.


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