Kate Forsyth’s Hedgewitch Oracle is great for readers who enjoy herbal magic and nature-based witchcraft.


Kate Forsyth’s Hedgewitch Oracle is great for readers who enjoy herbal magic and nature-based witchcraft.

Ancient Spells and Incantations by Enid Baxter Ryce is filled with cross-cultural spells that are now preserved to continue their magic.


A Grimoire of Italian Witchcraft continues the legacy of Raven Grimassi’s work by presenting Italian-inspired witchcraft as a living and accessible tradition.

BonaDea’s Book of Everyday Enchantments by Patricia deSandro offers readers a framework for weaving practical magic into the rhythm of daily life.

In Tarot in Other Words, Cassandra Snow has pulled together well-known queer Tarot writers with a view to showcasing their unique perspectives on tarot.

Word Witchery by Katie Ness explores the ancient power of the spoken and written word as a form of magic.

Making Tarot Magic by Briana Saussy is a guide that reminds us tarot isn’t just a tool for insight, but a catalyst for real transformation.

Entering Hekate’s Cauldron by Cyndi Brannen, PhD, is a thorough, evocative exploration of Hekatean witchcraft.

The Witching Stones by Nicholas Pearson is a captivating journey into the world of folklore, magic, and the sacred significance of stones.