"All in all Natural Witchery will make a nice addition to your library and give you some helpful ideas about making Witchcraft more of a lifestyle than just something you do 8 times a year at the major festivals. While Natural Witchery does cover some basic topics it also offers the reader some advice from someone who has been on the path long enough to have seen some of the pitfalls and offers information on how to avoid them. I think you will find the book to be informative and laced with wit and humor which is a great combination for communicating ideas and making them stick in the reader's mind. Nice job Ellen and keep up the good work. Definitely recommended."
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Reviewed by Imajicka
"Dugan's primer for 'green' witchcraft-i.e., witchcraft in tune with seasonal elements-is a gold mine of concepts and resources for the novice to intermediate practitioner. . . . Chock-full of relevant wisdom and lively humor, this is a valuable addition to any avid pagan's personal reference library."Library Journal
"Dugan returns with a lighthearted, gently empowering book for the solitary practitioner. . . . Interspersed throughout the text are lively anecdotes from Dugan's own Samantha Stephens-esque household. . . . [T]he value of this book lies in the warm, personal touch Dugan uses both in her writing and in her craft." Publishers Weekly
"the next step in the study of Wicca . . . . For the Wiccan wanting more than basic knowledge of the craft, Natural Witchery provides the master's degree.”--New Age Retailer
"This is a stunningly beautiful book and I believe this to be the best book Ellen has written thus far and something I will continue to refer to for many years to come."
<br><br> Teresa Chrissy, from Belladonna's Book Shelf
For the Wiccan wanting more than basic knowledge of the craft, Natural Witchery provides the master's degree.
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Arlene Shovald, Ph.D., Fresh Start Therapies, Salida, Colo.
The sands of time cannot erase the ancient ways of the Middle East. Generations of selective history and the destruction of sacred sites cannot destroy them. Elusive, like shimmering heat from a sun-warmed mudbrick, the magic endures. Cast your eyes over the ruins glittering in the golden sun and embrace their foundation. The sun set on the... read this article
