So, June has been declared as the new Pagan Values Blogging Month. This is an interesting idea that seems to be catching on in the Pagan blogosphere. I intended to be a part of this event from the beginning. Here we are, and June is half over! I've been spending the last few weeks working on my submission for the Hekate devotional that Neos ( Read more... )

Ink In My Veins: A Collection of Contemporary Pagan Poetry by Amanda Sioux Blake is now available here ( Read more... )

Does anyone know of any good books talking about Hestia? I'd like to have more then a just 2 pages about her in my book, but I'm more interested in modern worship/understanding of her then ancient details. I only have two books that have been really helpful, "Pagan Meditations: the worlds of Aphrodite, Artemis and Hestia" by Ginette Paris and " ( Read more... )

Here is the (latest) foreword to my book, "Journey to the Gods: A Modern Spiritual Odyssey". Hopefully one day it'll actually be finished ( Read more... )

Hey all! Happy Winter Holiday! Yes, I realize that as it's oning on 1 am here, it's technically not Christmas anymore, but oh well, whatever.

Anyway that's not what I want to talk about.
I am really excited about sannion's book Writen in Wine, a collection of essays about the Greek God of Wine, Madness, and so much more. I would be excited to hear that sannion ( Read more... )

I know I said that I was gonna take a break for the interweb, but I just got some completely awesome news and I just had to share it! I have been really, really depressed lately. And this news has made my day, no, month. They don't HAVE a measurement for how happy I am! I am so escastic giggly happy it is unbelievable ( Read more... )

I'm have been trying to focus on my writing more. I have an article titled "The Many Faces of Athena" being published in He Epistle, the Hellenic Pagan newsletter in the Summer issue, whenever that comes out. That's by first national publication, so I'm pretty excited. Yes, it's a pretty small, select audiance, but still. Oh yeah, and a poem to ( Read more... )