Cockatrice is the Arts and Sciences magazine for the Kingdom of Lochac

In it's pages, you will find a wealth of articles on all aspects of medieval life, in particular the arts and sciences as practiced before 1600AD.

Cockatrice is published quarterly in March, June, September and December as a pdf download accessible free of charge to everyone.

Inside Cockatrice, you may find articles on

Clothing and Textiles - patterns, reconstructions, dyeing, embroidery and weaving

Medieval music and dance

Daily life in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

Cooking and feasting recipes, redactions, brewing, menus and logistics

Medieval scribal arts - lettering, illumination and bookbinding

Hygiene, herb lore and medieval medicine

Medieval mathematics, mechanics and astronomy

Armouring, heraldry and pageantry

Religion, myth and folklore

Literature and poetry - medieval literacy to period plays and prose

Woodcrafting and joinery

as well as much more to delight and inspire

With contributors ranging from artisans sharing their reconstruction projects to research papers by leaders in their fields, Cockatrice will appeal to any interest.

Cockatrice is not an official publication of the Society for Creative Anachronism Australia Ltd or Society for Creative Anachronism New Zealand Ltd, and does not delineate corporate policies.