Solitary Witch
Description
The Ultimate Book of Shadows for the New Generation. The bestseller that started more than 350,000 witches, now carrying a new introduction and a foreword by Mat Auryn. Silver RavenWolf presents a magickal cookbook, encyclopedia, dictionary and grimoire in one volume, organized into five categories: Shadows of Religion and Mystery, Shadows of Objects, Shadows of Expertise and Proficiency, Shadows of Magick and Enchantment, and Shadows of Daily Life.
It covers the development of magick in the Western world, the evolution of Wicca as a religion, the theory and practice of both ritual and folk magick, and the spiritual depth of modern Witchcraft.
Why We Carry It
Six hundred and eight pages at eight by ten inches. This is a reference book with the heft of a reference book, and that is the reason to own it rather than borrow it: you look things up in it for years. RavenWolf is a genuinely divisive author and people who came up in the nineties will tell you so, which is worth knowing before you buy. What is not in dispute is that this particular volume is the most complete single-book answer to what do I actually do that Llewellyn has ever put out, and the new foreword from Mat Auryn is a fair signal that a younger generation of teachers still sends people here.
Who It Is For
The person who has read six introductory books and wants one thick one that answers the question at two in the morning. Also the right gift for a new witch who has outgrown the starter shelf.
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