The Last Witch: A sci-fi fantasy novelette about witches, dystopian tech, and the slow death of Real Magick

When Winter Rayne knocks on the door of Myrtle MacIntyre—the infamous exile, rumoured to be the last true magick‑worker—she expects mentorship, ritual, and ancient secrets. What she finds is a cottage full of lies, empty whiskey bottles, and books that hum with hidden circuitry.

Drawn into Myrtle’s world of deception and enchantments, Winter must decide whether she’s chasing real magick or a manufactured illusion. Her apprenticeship will test loyalty, uncover buried truths about the Witches’ Council, and force her to confront the line between tradition and technology, faith and fraud.

Darkly atmospheric and brimming with gothic tension, The Last Witch is a haunting novelette for fans of witchcraft fantasy, magical realism, and dystopian tech.

Step into the forest, where every spell has a price, every secret burns, and the last witch may not be what she seems.