Tag: Reviews

With Shamanic Trance Dance, Byron Metcalf blends traditional instruments with synthesizers, and ambient textures to create mesmerizing tracks.

Palmistry, Plain and Simple is meant to introduce the basics of palm reading to those who are new to the craft, but it's a bit difficult to digest.

The Big Book of Practical Spells is focused on incorporating herbs, animals, and other natural elements into earth magick rituals, and will likely be of interest to practitioners aiming to reclaim kitchen witch traditions.

The Gospel of Aradia is an accessible first deck for beginners, while the packaging makes it an attractive choice for collectors.

With its clear structure and beautiful design, Moon Wisdom is a valuable resource for anyone looking to shed some (moon)light on their life.

Jane Meredith and Gede Parma have translated the group experience into a solitary format and expanded the essential work of the Iron Pentacle.

Romance of the Grail brings together some of Joseph Campbell lectures on Arthurian myths and his previously unpublished master’s thesis.

The Dictionary of Ancient Magic Words and Spells brings a range of influences together to weave a useful fabric in the Western occult tradition.

365 Tarot Spells is useful to have close throughout the year. It is a joy to use and easily accessible, whether you are an experienced reader or a beginner.

Whether you practice the Craft or have an interest in folklore, you will find The Witches’ Almanac, Air: The Breath of Life enjoyable.

Jasmine Becket-Griffith has compiled 55 of her favourite characters from her work over the past 10 years into this fantasy-themed colouring book.

Spellcraft for a Magical Year offers a lighthearted introduction to spellwork aligned with planetary energies and Pagan holidays.