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Raymond Buckland’s Adventures in Fiction

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Raymond Buckland, author of numerous books, including the new Solitary Séance. After many years of writing non-fiction (approximately sixty books) I am at last able to turn to my true love, which is fiction. I thought that the ideal genre on which to focus would be fantasy [...]

Why Practical Protection Magick is Needed

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Ellen Dugan, author of Autumn Equinox, Book of Witchery, Cottage Witchery, Elements of Witchcraft, The Enchanted Cat, Garden Witch’s Herbal, Garden Witchery, Herb Magic for Beginners, How to Enchant a Man, Natural Witchery, and the new Practical Protection Magick. Hello Llewellyn Blog Readers! I have been asked [...]

PantheaCon here we come!

Once again Llewellyn will be representin’ at one of the most popular Pagan gatherings in North America! Whether you are flying out to San Jose to join us for the West Coast Pagan love fest or aren’t able to attend in person, we have some groovy ways for everyone to participate in all the action [...]

Paganicon – a new hotel convention for the Midwest!

If you’re anything like me, sometimes it can be… well, inconvenient to go camping. You need tents, coolers, sleeping bags, camping stoves…and you might even get dirty! Well, for those of us who love nature but also appreciate soft sheets and comfortable beds, there are hotel conventions. I’ve been to many hotel conventions, all of [...]

Begin Anew with the Celtic Tree Calendar

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Sharlyn Hidalgo, author of The Healing Power of Trees. November marks the New Year in the Celtic Tree Calendar; its tree is the Beith Birch. The Birch teaches us to establish new beginnings, so this is the month to clear it all away and push the restart [...]

Witchcraft on a Shoestring

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Deborah Blake, author of Circle, Coven & Grove; Everyday Witch A to Z; Everyday Witch A to Z Spellbook; The Goddess Is in the Details; and the new Witchcraft On a Shoestring. Every book has its own origins. I wrote my first one—Circle, Coven & Grove: A [...]

The Power of Cycle

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Jhenah Telyndru, author of Avalon Within. “The goal of life is to make your heartbeat match the beat of the universe, to match your nature with Nature.” – Joseph Campbell The cyclic tides of nature are, for many Pagans, the closest thing we have to a holy [...]

Farewell, Isaac

  Today we mark the passing of a keen wit and prolific author, Isaac Bonewits. It is very sad and hard to lose a talent like his, but luckily his words will live on through the many books that he published, serving as a great asset to future generations. Here is the full obituary that his [...]

What is the Summer Solstice?

Today marks the beginning of summer, the longest day of the year, and a time of celebration at Stonehenge and everywhere else across the northern hemisphere. What exactly is the summer solstice, and what makes it worthy of feast and fun? In short, the solstices (one occurring on or around June 21 and one occurring [...]

The new Gap ad

This week Gap, the popular US clothing chain, released its 2009 holiday ad, which I’ve already seen probably 10 times. It’s a loud and rather annoying cheer, which the first few times I heard just sounded like random shouting. After a couple more times, I realized they are cheering: Go Christmas! Go Hanukkah! Go Kwanzaa! [...]