Her Myths, Legends, Sacrd Sites and Present Revelations

Kathy Jones

This long awaited large format book is full of photos and illustrations including a colour section. Focussing on the return of the Goddess spirituality in Britain, you are introduced to some familiar Goddess names and some that will come to you as if from a dream. A remembering of a time long ago. Not just looking at the past but an inspiring journey into the bounteous and abundant nature of the native British Goddess.

A Workbook of Goddess Magic

Shekhinah Mountainwater

Ariadne, ancient Goddess of the labyrinth, is the universal smbol for the path of initiation. This workbook leads women on a magical journey of discovery and initiation into the mysteries of the Goddess.

Lady Sheba

Many consider this to be the authentic 'bible' of Wicca. During the time of the persecutions, this holy book was handed down by word of mouth to new initiates. When Lady Sheba was initiated into her first Coven, she hand copied the book of shadows. It now forms the core knowledge of every witch coven and includes secret initiation rites, laws of the Croaft, Sabbat ceremonies, consecratin rituals, invocations and actual chants and dances for calling on the Gods.

Raymond Buckland

Complete explanation of the study and practice of modern Wicca written by theperson who first went public with 'the Old Religion' in the US. Covers all major sects of the Craft and unites theory and practice, composition, formulae, magic, herbology and divinatin used in Wiccan practice.

Nigel Aldcroft Jackson

A practical grimoire of the ancient and traditional ways of witchcraft the most important book on witchcraft since Gerald Gardner's 'Witchcraft Today'. Covers the symbolism, archetypes and myths of the Traditional Craft or Old Religion in the British Isles and Europe.

Jan McDonald

A simple approach to the Old Goddesses and Gods and making magic from everyday objects with what is available in everyday living without the need for ceremonial tools and equipment or robes. Whilst many of today's witches opt to practice their craft amongst like minded folk in a coven situation, a growing number prefer the way of the solitary witch. This book is intended purely as a sign post to those embarking on a solo path and simplifies the business of magic.

Lois Bourne

For over 40 years Lois Bourne has been the leader of a coven of witches who follow the Old Religion which acknowledges the Gods of Nature and seeks to transform and evolve the spiritual aspects of life. Also tells of ther friendship with Gerald Gardner.

Glennie Kindred

Revised and rewritten with some great new illustrations, this much loved best selling book is back. Covering the eight Celtic festivals, it shows a very clear pattern revealing each festival's traditions and history. There are many imaginative and empowering ideas which may be incorporated into your celebrations.

A Witch's Guide to Rituals, Spellcraft and Shadow Work

Yasmine Galenorn

Embracing the Moon takes you to the core of witchcraft. The spells and rituals are designed to give you the flexibility to experiment so that you are not locked into dogmatic, rigid degree systems. Written to encompass both beginning and advanced practitioners, this book explores the mystical side of natural magic with a common sense attitude. Packed with spells and rituals, recipes for oils, spell powders and charms.

Folk magic Faery Lore and Herbcraft

Anna Moura

Explore the worship of Nature and use herbs that have been part of human culture from the earliest times. Green Witchcraft relates to the primal Father and Mother and the Earth spirits called Faeries. Survey the historic and folk background of this path and its practical techniques. Learn Rites of passage, activities for Sabbats and Esbats, Faery Lore, self dedications, self initiation, spell work, herb craft and divination.

Rae Beth

This classic best seller is written in the form of letters from an experienced witch to her two apprentices.  The lyrical letters and delicate pen and ink drawings bring the reader to a deeper understanding of the solitary witches lifestyle and belief.

Eric L Fitch

This books begins with an  introduction to Herne's story and his relationship to Windsor, the oak on which Herne hanged himself.  It goes on to investigate antlers in their symbology in prehistoric religions, together with a study of the Horned God Cernunnos, the Wild Hunt and its associations with Woden, Herne etc and the Christian devil.  Photographs, illustrations and diagrams enhance the authoritative and well rehearsed text.

The Horned God and his Cult in Europe

Nigel Jackson

A unique and detailed study of the Horned God in traditional witchcraft in Britian and Europe.  Subjects covered include: The Master of Beasts; The White Stag of Annwin and The Horned God of Celtia; Cernunnos, Gwyn and Fionn, Wild Eric, Herne and Harlequin; Saturnus and the Cult of Misrule; The Symbology of the Skull and Crossbones in Witchcraft; The Green Man; The Great God Faunus - Pan and much more.

Jan Brodie

The moon holds secrets, magic and mystery.  This book opens the door to working with the moon from charms and spells, incences, recipes and crystals to moon deities, astrological law, women's mysteries, rites and rituals.

This book sets out to give a true picture of Witchcraft to young people setting out its beliefs, practices and the principles of real magic, as opposed to the film and spellbook variety, in a practical and accessible way.  Written by two well known authors (Anna Franklin and Sue Philips), this book has authority.

Tony Steele

Described are the magical workings and beliefs of a branch of traditional witchcraft carried out by the pagan Fryske (water witches) surviving into the present day.  The construction and use of megaliths and how to tap into the dragon power latent in the earth are described and the magical uses of different types of rocks and materials.

J Jones and R Cochrane

An anthology of one of the most enigmatic and fascinating figures in the modern witchcraft revival.  Describing himself he wrote "I come from the country of the oak, ash and thorn...I describe myself as a Pellar (Cornish rural healer) a member of the Goda, of the Clan of Tubal Cain".

Shaking, Swaying and Serpent Mysteries

Jan Fries

The definitive and much sought after study of magical trance and possession techniques.  Inspired by the Nordic tradition this book provides and extensive survey of the manifestation of this powerful technique through several magical traditions.

Dorothy Morrison

Everything you need for successful witchery is here, including mental theory, magical theory and practical training exercises. Beginning with the basics of the Wiccan religion, this book moves forward with easy to follow instructions to working with deities and elements; obtaining and using ritual tools, casting circles, celebrating the rituals and much more.

A Witch's Journal

Dorothy Morrison

This book's journal format with lined pages, gives you plenty of room for your own magical notes and planning to create your own Book of Shadows. The unique assortment of more than 100 short spells and affirmations, one for each journal page, is designed to spark creativity and further you along the spiritual path. Also includes the Wiccan Rede.

A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner

Cunningham

More and more Wiccans are turning towards solitary practice.  This best selling book explains how anyone can become a Wiccan.  Living magically, spiritually, and wholly attuning with nature.  Contains exercices and practical experiments so that actual experience augments the text in genuine teaching of the basic Craft principles.

DJ Conway

This is the  ultimate guide to Wicca.  It offers a comprehensive overview of Wiccan philosophy and includes chapters on sacred space, ritual tools, spells and terminology.

AJ Drew

This book takes you through the journey of life in four stages, maiden and master, mother and father, crone and sage, middle ground.  Mythology and science converge as the author details a life's journey into a religion with both old world ritual and new world science.  It shows a religious path which offers the ability to accept and manage sorrow and joy.  Contains spellcraft, incences, and much of what the author has collected in his many years.

Janet and Stewart Farrar

This collection includes two books in one large volume:  Eight Sabbats for Witches and The Witches' Way.  You won't lose anything!  This is the complete system of Wicca used by the Farrars.  This book discusses every ascpect of Witchcraft including traditions, rituals, magic, training and more.  A 'must' for all witches.

How to Write Your Own Magickal Spells

Patricia Telesco

A personal book of spells and rituals is one of the most important parts of a witch's library. This is a guide to creating and maintaing a personal book of spells, divination methods, mystical correspondences, meditations, visualisations and more.  Using its easy to follow workbook format you'll find out how to make a Book of Shadows that will be beautiful, meaningful and functional for years to come.

Gerina Dunwich

This book is devoted entirely to cats and their mysterious world.  Learn how cats and paganism have been linked throughout history and how the cat has acquired the role of witch's familiar and dream symbol.  Cat lovers will be charmed by this book with its legends, lore, poetry, illustrations, name lists for your familiar, feline divination and folk lore.

Phyllis and Debra Vega

An indispensible guide including reasons for choosing a magical name, customs and rituals associated with naming, how to create original names and much more.  This book contains alphabetical listings of more than 8000 names with language of origin, meaning and numerical value of each.