"One of the most authentic books on Hoodoo that I have read....Speaking directly to people of color not only makes this book a must-have to help navigate the hardships we face in this world, but also inspires a rekindling of magic that lives deep within our bones....A powerful weaving of magic, empowerment, and a deeper understanding of rootwork that many books on this practice lack."—Juliet Diaz, author The Altar Within

"Bomani does not disappoint in her endeavor to celebrate wombmanhood, weaving stories of her family into the tapestry that is the calabash....She shares the ancestral wisdom and culture held fiercely in the hearts of those who live it. Though written for women, there is something in the book for anyone looking for empowerment through the art of conjure."—Denise Alvarado, author of The Magic of Marie Laveau

"Conjuring The Calabash is not derivative nor is it tethered to tradition. This book is bold in its contemporary, eclectic, and visionary outlook. In its pages you will learn to address issues that are of today....Bomani is a gifted Hoodoo and a modern-day wise woman."—Stephanie Rose Bird, author of Sticks, Stones, Roots & Bones and 365 Days of Hoodoo

"A well-written and insightful book....It is much needed information on folk magicks of the Caribbean, working with the Calabash. It is a book I will be recommending to my students and colleagues alike."—Starr RavenHawk, HPs Founder of WFT Academy Of Pagan Studies

"A call to all levels of magickal practitioners to embrace the enormity of the powers that lie within us and to enliven and express that power through magick, spellcraft, and ritual....Bomani has created a rich and searingly honest go-to resource."—Rhonda Alin, founder of Black Women of Magick & Conjure

"Bomani writes with a spirit and passion that will make you want to know more and keep reading. Conjuring the Calabash is full of practical advice, tips, tricks, recipes, and folklore. Mawiyah truly understands and shares her lineage and has vast knowledge of this history, the stories, and African traditions."—Yvette Wyatt, owner of The Motown Witch

"Bomani is the first to concretely compile the religious practices surrounding the use of the Calabash as a sacred vessel and symbol of femininity, fertility, and ancestry, putting together centuries of oral folklore, spiritual tradition, and religious practice in a clear way...Conjuring the Calabash will become the ultimate guide for the modern sorceress, the enchantress, la bruja, and the urban witch."—Elhoim Leafar, author of Dream Witchery

"This is more than a wonderful read; it is an encyclopedia for any practitioner who is ready to experience the depth of rootwork....As Bomani shares her encouragement, experience, and wisdom with the reader, a sense of strength and compassion shines through. It's loaded with magickal workings for spiritual and practical livelihood."—Granddaughter Crow (Navajo Nation), author of Belief, Being, and Beyond

"Conjuring the Calabash fills a blank space in American Witchcraft Literature. This book reveals the mysteries of Hoodoo, making it accessible to understand, practice, and incorporate magic in our everyday lives with plenty of exercises, spells, and rituals."—Laura Gonzalez, CSNP Station Manager, host of Lunatic Mondays

"Bomani is why women of color are finally leading the conversation surrounding sex magic. She makes the world a better place through her thrilling yet relatable writing."—Sophie Saint Thomas, author of Sex Witch

"With clear, step-by-step instructions and practical examples, Mawiyah guides readers through the intricacies of hoodoo spellcasting and helps them unlock their full potential."—Mat Auryn, bestselling author of Psychic Witch and Mastering Magick