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Author |
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Ancient Ways: Reclaiming Pagan Tradition |
Pauline Campanelli |
$11.96 |
Contains crafts, recipies and decorating ideas for the Pagan sabbats. |
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Animal Magick: The Art of Recognizing & Working With Familiars |
D.J. Conway |
$11.16 |
I haven't read this one. The Amazon.com Reader Reviews of it seem complimentary. Conway's other stuff I've read has been pretty good, if a bit on the fluffy, happy-shiny side. |
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21st Century Wicca: A Young Witch's Guide to Living the Magical Life |
Jennifer Hunter |
$10.36 |
Official synopsis: Written by a young witch in her mid-twenties, this book provides a refreshingly modern approach to Wicca craft and practice. Chapters cover spells, sabbats, initiations, psychic abilities, everyday magic, the effects of Wicca on relationships with others, being a teenage witch, and much more. A series of exercises designed to both teach and accustom the reader to the ways of witchcraft is also included. |
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Ariadne's Thread: A Workbook of Goddess Magic |
Shekhinah Mountainwater |
$13.56 |
I haven't read this one. From the Amazon.com Reader Reviews, it sounds massively Dianic. Dianic is most assuredly not my path, but if you have leanings in that direction, this is probably a good book for you.
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West Country Wicca: A Journal of the Old Religion |
Rhiannon Ryall |
$8.95 |
The author relates how she was introduced to the Craft in Cornwall, pre-Gardner. Has great recipies and a wonderful insight into what the religion that survived in rural England was really like before Gerald Gardner and the Neo-Pagan Renaissance. |
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A Book of Pagan Rituals |
Herman Slater, (Editor) |
$11.96 |
Published in 1978, it pre-dates the majority of Neo-Pagan literature, but is still considered an emminently useful resource book. |
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Circle Round: Raising Children in Goddess Traditions |
Starhawk, Anne Hill, Diane Baker |
$18.17 |
A collection of stories, songs, games, craft projects, recipes and wisdom intended as a sourcebook for Pagan parents. |
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