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Witchcraft Books (wasnt sure where to
put them:) |
A Victorian Grimoire ~ Patricia
Telesco (has some really nice rituals in
it, as well as lots of Victorian
lore)
*** Bucklands Complete
Book
of Witchcraft ~ Raymond
Buckland (highly recomended for either
the beginer or the adapt, has everything
in it any 'newbie' would like to
know)
*** Wicca- A Guide for the
Solitary Practitioner ~ Scott Cunningham
( A very good beginers book, has lots of
good info in it)
***Living Wicca- A Further Guide for the
Solitary Practitioner ~ Scott Cunningham
(The follow up to the preceding
book)
Norse Magic ~ DJ Conway (A good
introduction to the Norse branch of
Witchcraft, includes rituals, spells,
corespondences)
Celtic Magic ~ DJ Conway (Like the
above, only about the Celtic trad.)
* Pocket Guide to Wicca ~ Paul Tuitean &
Estelle Daniels (I thought this book was
a good intro to Wicca, but where it
shows
the invoking and banishing pentagrams,
it has them reversed, As far as I
"know", and in all my other studies, I
have never come across this alternate
way of invoking or banishing the
pentagram (earth) I dont know if the
authors delebriately did this, or if it
was a misprint, but I thought you should
be aware)
* The Complete Book of Magick and
Witchcraft ~ Kathryn Paulson (This book
was a complete waste of money, (IMHO) It
is basicaly a "Witch's really are what
they were portreyed as in the middle
ages" type book, complete with death
"spells" who's main ingredints are
(litterly) eye of newt, ect ect ad
nausim. I do NOT recomend this book at
all)
The God of the Witch's ~ Margret Murrey
(Reccomeded book for those wanting to
study the 'history' of the Craft, from
an archeologists findings, one of the
first books written to begin to 'turn
around' the views on Witchs (early
1900's)
The Book Of Goddesses ~ Kris
Waldherr
*** Witch's God ~ Janet and Stewart
Farrar (Highly reccomened further
reading on the God in all His
aspects/forms tracing His history from
as far back as evidance has been
found)
*** Witch's Goddess ~ Janet and Stewart
Farrar (Companion to the book above,
only exploring the Goddess)
*** Spiral Dance ~ Starhawk (One of the
most highly recomended books on
Witchcraft, leaning more towards
"Dianic" trad. and having less emphasis
on men, but still highly informative and
enjoyable:)
Aradia - Gospel of the Witchs ~ Charles
C. Leland
*** A Witch's Bible ~ Janet and Stewart
Farrar (recomended in anyone who is
intrested in "traditional" Witchcraft. A
very good book!)
Celtic Myth and Magick ~ Edian McCoy (A
wonderful book if you are intrested in
the Celtic tradition)
*** To Ride A Silver Boomstick ~ Silver
Ravenwolf (One of my all time favorites,
HIGHLY recomended to ANY one, beginer or
adept, I wish this book was around when
I started learning!!)
*** Teen Witch ~ Silver Ravenwolf (Also
highly recomended! This book is a GREAT
beginers book for ANYONE teen or
not!!)
A New Wiccan Book of the Law ~ Lady
Galadriel
*** Green Witchcraft ~ Moura (Explores
and explains fully the "green" level of
Witchcraft, has excellent history
documentation in it, some really nice
rituals as well as the tables that are
expected of any good general Witchcraft
book:)
*** Ancient and Modern Witchcraft ~
Raymond Buckland (an excellent history
of the Craft, its movement through
history, as well as good info on the
Salem trials, and others)
Covencraft ~ Amber K (Everything you
need (except experiance hehe) for
running and organizing a coven)
*** Ways of the Strega ~ Raven Grimassi
(A complete guide to Itialian
Witchcraft, which happens to be the way
I am leaning at this time, so I am kinda
partial, there is not much information
out there on this particualr trad tho,
so if you are intrested in it, I would
definately recomend it:)