Now available -
THOTH: The History of the Ancient Egyptian God of Wisdom by Lesley Jackson – more info
The Ravener & Others (fiction) by Donald Tyson - more info
The Temple of Hekate (Liber Hekate) by Tara Sanchez – more info
—
COMING IN 2012 / 3
Anahita: Persian Goddess and Zoroastrian Yazata edited by Payam Nabarz
This anthology is a collection of academic research papers, general articles, artwork, and other related material on the intriguing figure of Anahita.
Hekate Keys to the Crossroads SECOND EDITION edited by Sorita d’Este
A second edition, updated and expanded and with a new book size and design of this original, popular and highly acclaimed collection of essays by Pagan Witches, Wiccans, Priests and Priestesses of the Goddess of the Crossroads.
Thracian Magic by Georgi Mishev
In this book the author brings together traditional folk magic practices, including rituals and spells, from ancient Thrace (modern day Bulgaria). This is a unique book of practices which will interest anthropologists, as much as those who are interested in traditional folk magic, witchcraft and the worship of the Goddess.
Woman was the Altar by Sorita d’Este
A historical study of the Great Rite of Wicca in the context of sexual rituals and sex magic of the nineteenth and twentieth century, and its precedents in history.
The Complete Grimoire of Pope Honorius by David Rankine & Paul Harry Barron
The Grimoire of Pope Honorius is one of the earliest French black magic grimoires, with a very bad reputation due to its emphasis on some of the major demons and fallen angels like Astaroth and Lucifer. The curious mixture of material from other grimoires resulted in a unique work, whose influence on later magical traditions, particularly Wicca, has been largely ignored. This new translation by Paul Harry Barron includes material from several other manuscript versions.
The Faerie Queens ~ In Magic, Myth and Legend (various contributors)
A collection of essays exploring the role of the female rulers of the faerie kingdoms throughout European Folklore.
English Root Magick (A manual of modern cunning craft) by John Canard
A wonderfully witty book which draws together techniques, both historical and modern, based on the author’s nearly 40 years work as a root magician working in the English landscape. This book includes the training the author underwent during the first year of seven with a cunning dame in Oxfordshire during the 1970′s. It also includes many practical ideas which can be utilised by the layperson who wants to employ magical techniques, ingredients and energies from their local landscape, regardless of where in the world they live, for maximum success in magical undertakings.
