Looking through the books listed on the Queer Crime Writers website, I spotted Darrel Grizzle’s I never Meant to Star a Murder Cult.” With a title like that, I had to go take a look at it. It was on Kindle Unlimited, so I grabbed a copy. Laughed my way through the Forward, by the time I finished the first story, I went back and bought it for keeps.
by Scott Cunningham – 3.0 out of 5 stars A good product – FOR ITS TIME – nearly 40 years ago The Truth About Witchcraft, First published January 1, 1987 Scott Cunningham wrote a very useful book for its time and era, the time of Satanic panics and moral pearl-clutching-parents […]
Sprinkled with anecdotes from his own past, it is an educational read for both newcomer and ancient practitioners (such as myself.)
A classic of modern Paganism, the Witchcraft Fact Book by Edmund Buczynski present a view of the Craft that was commonly held during its time. Better reaseach has invalidated many of the claims made, but Buczynski’s passion for the Craft, shines in this pamphlet. [Originally posted on NemedCuculatii.org]
Advance disclaimer: I’ve known Dana Corby for close to 45 years, and Bjoern Hartsfvang for over 30 (or as I sometimes joke, long enough to finally learn how to spell his name). Royal Roads: Pilgrimages Through the Four Elements and Beyond by Dana Corby (Author), Bjoern-Erik Hartsfvang (Author) To begin with, this is not […]
I note with interest the forthcoming publication of “Green Egg Omelette“, a collection of articles and items from the pages of The Green Egg. Chas Clifton posted notice of it in his blog Letter from Hardscrabble Creek. In previewing the contents, I squeed with pleasure that at least two of […]