Book Review: Chronically Magickal
Danielle Dionne’s recent book, Chronically Magickal: Navigating Chronic Illness with Witchcraft, is something I wish I had ten years ago. As someone who identifies as a witch, pagan, and disabled person with a chronic illness this book spoke to so many aspects about both my daily life and my spiritual practice.
Book Review: An Apostate’s Guide to Witchcraft: Finding Freedom Through Magic
This book is a brilliantly written exploration of personal liberation through witchcraft. Moss is vulnerable in a way not many folks are, and his experience of leaving a Christian cult and reconciling his identities as a queer man and a witch are seamlessly woven through his exploration of witchcraft. Much of what he shares about his approach to spirituality and the craft is rooted in his relationship to the Welsh countryside.
Book Review: Queer Qabala
When Enfys Book reached out and asked if I would be willing to write a review for their upcoming book, Queer Qabala: Nonbinary, Genderfluid, Omnisexual Mysticism & Magick, I jumped at the opportunity! While Qabala is not something I’m terribly familiar with or incorporate into my personal practice I am always excited to see how the LGBTQ+ community is “queering” traditional practices.
Book Review: Blackfeather Mystery School: The Magpie Training
The first White Rose Witching book review! I’m very excited to share my thoughts on Blackfeather Mystery School: The Magpie Training by Irene Glasse and Caine Dreamwalker.