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The pagan queen is a term used to describe a female ruler who adheres to and promotes pagan beliefs and practices within her kingdom. Throughout history, there have been instances of pagan queens who held significant power and influence over their people. In ancient times, paganism was the dominant belief system in many regions of the world. It encompassed a wide range of polytheistic religions and spiritual beliefs, often centered around the worship of nature and various deities. The pagan queen was seen as the embodiment of these beliefs and served as a religious and political leader. One of the most famous pagan queens in history is Cleopatra, who ruled as the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt.

Witchy is an ongoing webcomic about the young witch Nyneve, who is haunted by the death of her father and the threat the Witch Guard poses to her own life. When conscription rolls around, Nyneve has a choice to make; join the institution complicit in her father’s death, or stand up for her ideals?

Witchy is a young adult graphic novel about the young witch Nyneve, who is haunted by the death of her father and the threat the Witch Guard poses to her own life. The novel even uses a separate artist for the world of the show versus actual reality to differentiate between the false, curated version of their lives and the scrappier truth of it.

One of the most famous pagan queens in history is Cleopatra, who ruled as the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Cleopatra was known to practice various pagan rituals and was revered as a living goddess by her subjects. She sought to preserve the traditional Egyptian religion and culture, even in the face of Roman influence.

How Emily Hampshire's witchy graphic novel was inspired by the Kardashians

"What if the Kardashians were a family of witches?" Hampshire said of her concept for Amelia Aierwood: Basic Witch.

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The Kardashians put a spell on Emily Hampshire.

While sitting down with EW at our Comic-Con studio, the Schitt's Creek alum revealed that her new graphic novel, Amelia Aierwood: Basic Witch, was actually inspired by the reality TV show and entrepreneurial family.

"I remember watching Keeping Up With the Kardashians and thinking if I had happened to be born into that family, oh boy, I would be so bad at it," said Hampshire. "I thought, 'What if the Kardashians were a family of witches?' And what if there was one sister you never knew about because she was cut out of the reality [show] because she was such a basic, and by basic I mean, bad, witch, and Amelia Aeirwood is that witch."

The graphic novel follows the Aeirwood family, witches who are also influencers and star on their own reality show. The novel even uses a separate artist for the world of the show versus actual reality to differentiate between the false, curated version of their lives and the scrappier truth of it.

Hampshire was recruited to write the novel by one of her former agents who moved to ZComics. But she's found the experience nothing but rewarding. "This has turned into the dream come true I never knew I had," she said.

And this won't be the last we see of Amelia if Hampshire has anything to say about it. "Once I got into this story, this is to me the beginning of the whole world," she concluded. "There's going to be an Amelia cartoon, an Amelia musical. I see this as an Amelia-verse."

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Book Synopsis

Another notable pagan queen is Boudica, who led an uprising against the Roman Empire in ancient Britain. Boudica was a Celtic queen who fought fiercely to defend her people's pagan beliefs and way of life. She became a symbol of resistance against the Roman occupation and is still celebrated as a British folk hero today. In Norse mythology, Freyja is often depicted as a pagan queen. She is the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility and plays a prominent role in Norse sagas and folklore. Freyja is believed to have power over life and death, and her worship was widespread in ancient Scandinavia. While the term "pagan queen" is now largely historical, there continue to be individuals who embrace pagan beliefs and hold positions of leadership within pagan communities. These individuals often work to promote and preserve pagan traditions, rituals, and spirituality in the face of modernization and other religious influences. The pagan queen represents a fascinating aspect of history and religion, showcasing the diversity of belief systems and the important role that women have played in shaping religious and political landscapes. Their stories remind us of the rich tapestry of human spirituality and the enduring power of pagan traditions..

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