Marguerite is recognized as both a witch and a writer, with a significant portion of her work focusing on instructing others in witchcraft and tarot. Her prose frequently reimagines heteronormative narratives through sapphic perspectives. Marguerite's sustained interest in macabre themes is evident, and she cites Anne Rice as a primary literary influence. When she is not writing, she is leading the life of a charmed sister accompanied by a feline companion.