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The Immortal Hour

By Fiona Macleod, edited and with annotations by Laura Wilson. Written in 1899 The Immortal Hour is moody, dreamy meditation on life, death, love and immortality. Based loosely on the Irish myth “The Wooing of Etain,” the story follows the love of a mortal king, Eochaidh for an immortal fairy woman Etain who at the end of a year with him is reclaimed by her immortal lover, Midir. Woven through out is the enigmatic and dark fairy fool, Dalua, who stands on the threshold between the worlds.

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The Little Book of the Great Enchantment

Book by Steve Blamires. William Sharp (1855-1905) was a prolific writer; friend and confidant to the literati of the day; an active member of the occult world of the late Victorian period; and a man who spent his life cloaked in layers of secrets. For the first time this book reveals previously unknown secrets from the life of William Sharp. These writings are not only about the Realm of Faery, they are the first authentic first-hand accounts from the Realm of Faery, revealing previously unknown Faery gods and goddesses, Faery belief, lore and magic.

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The Faery Gates of Avalon

Book by Gareth Knight. Knight, an acknowledged expert on spiritual and magical traditions and a student of medieval French, goes to the well spring of Arthurian tradition to unveil its original principles and shows how they can be regenerated today. “Opening the faery gates” can have its reward not only in terms of personal satisfaction and spiritual growth but as part of a much needed realignment of our spiritual responsibilities as human beings on planet Earth.

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The Book of the Bardic Chair

Edited by Kevan Manwaring, foreword by Ronald Hutton.

This book explains the background of Bardic Chairs, lists all the current ones on record, and explains how to set one up. If you ever wondered what a bard is and why they are as relevant as ever this book will enlighten and inspire.

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Stewart Farrar, Writer on a Broomstick

A biography by Elizabeth Guerra with Janet Farrar. The official biography of the late Stewart Farrar, one of the most influential writers on modern witchcraft, by Elizabeth Guerra with Janet Farrar. This remarkable book spans a creative and inspired lifetime in Britain, and gives many surprising insights into the origins of revival witchcraft, magic, and paganism in Britain and America. If you are involved in, or just exploring, witchcraft and paganism, this book is essential reading.

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Graeme Goes Home

Book by Maggie Pitkethly, illustrated by Suzanne Farmer. A beautifully written and illustrated children's book about understanding death and the cycle of life.

This beautiful story brings comfort as it encourages us to see beyond the mysteries of death.
- Mary Lyles, MSW, LCSW, Children's Grief Education Association

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Witches Were For Hanging

Book by Patricia Crowther. The year is 1645 and the infamous Matthew Hopkins, self-styled Witchfinder General, is sweeping through Essex leaving a trail of torture and death behind him. It needs only a careless word or the gossip of a spiteful neighbor to bring the helpless and the innocent to the gallows. The Nokes family are real witches and their attempts to outwit Hopkins leads them into many terrifying situations. Black magic, rape, and a midnight Esbat of naked revelers are features of this thrilling novel which has a frightening degree of authenticity.

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Unseen Worlds and Practical Aspects of Spiritual Discernment

Book by Anastacia J. Nutt. As a Minister of The StarHouse and co-founder, facilitator of The Path of the Ceremonial Arts, Anastacia Nutt begins by offering the reader a guided study of the promises and pathologies of the unseen worlds. From here she puts forth the specific principles and methods that engender safe and effective spiritual practice for our time.

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The Faery Teachings

Book by Orion Foxwood. The "Faery Teachings" re-attune us to the spirits of land, sea, wind, flame, human ancestry and the Elder race, which we know as Faery.

Also available is practical instruction on the CD, Faery Seership. Click here for details on the CD.

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The Old Sod

The odd life and inner work of William G. Gray

The Old Sod is a hard-hitting biography of one of the least known yet most influential occultists of all, whose books on the Kabbalah and Magic quietly revolutionized those arts, and whose work in the Earth Mysteries contributed substantially to the pagan and Wiccan revival from the 1960's onwards.

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Burned Woman

A Story of Love and Forgiveness

Book by Barbara Thomas. In some way many of us have experienced her story in this life and others. She was betrayed by those she loved, burned at the stake, yet did not die. Her story tells her feelings, her disbelief that this could be happening to her.

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Forty Years With the Fairies

Volume One of Daphne Charters' Collected Fairie Manuscripts

Book by Daphne Charters. Offers readers of all ages an incredible view into the lives of 34 intelligent fairies. True fairy tales told by the fairies themselves. Captivating! Entertaining! Uplifting! Finally in print for the first time!

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