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A Year & A Day Magazine, Issue 23 Spiders and Webs

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Spiders spin their threads in silence, weaving homes that glisten in the morning dew. Their webs stretch between branches, under eaves, and across hidden paths — delicate yet strong, intricate yet purposeful.



This issue follows the thread through tales from far and wide: the Japanese story

The Spider’s Thread

, the Ghanaian folktale

Anansi and the Box of Stories

, and the ancient Greek myth of

Athena and Arachne

. Alongside these stories are ideas for creating: an origami spider, a woven coaster on a cardboard loom, spiderweb-shaped pancakes, and a tent-like hideaway of fabric and string.



What we fear most is often what we know least — and once we understand it, the fear begins to fade.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Leo Y. ★★★★★

The spreads on spiders and their dew-glazed webs are so atmospheric I found myself staring at each page twice before moving on. The way the essays tie the delicate structure of the silk to the hidden paths between branches feels genuinely fresh. This issue earns a permanent spot on my coffee table.

John ★★★★★

The paper quality really lets the close-up shots of dew-covered strands pop, and the way each essay explores the quiet rhythm between silk and shadow made me slow down and actually savor every page.

David W. ★★★★★

The photography in this issue really captures how dew glistens on the webs at dawn, and the paper quality makes the textures pop. I’ve already flipped through it twice just to admire the close-ups of the silk strands.