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BEING a compendium
of ancient lore and legend
the indispensible guide and delightful
companion for adept, occultist,
witch and mortal alike ...
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The Witches' Almanac
Spring 2012 to Spring 2013 Issue 31:
Radiance of the Sun
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Since 1971, The Witches' Almanac has been the source of wisdom and magical lore for thousands of readers all over the world.
Modeled after the Old Farmer's Almanac, with a bit of magic built-in, it includes information related to the annual Moon
calendar (weather forecasts and horoscopes), as well as legends, rituals, herbal secrets, interviews, and spells.
The theme of this year's Witches' Almanac is the Radiance of the Sun. Read about bottle trees, the legendary ghosts of
Gettysburg, theatrical Janus masks, frog folklore, the curse of the Hope Diamond and the magic of tattoos. This edition
of The Witches' Almanac also features an exploration of the Tarot Sun card by renowned author, Paul Huson and so much
more! $11.95 (Canada $13.00)
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| New Books from The Witches Almanac
The Witchcraft of
Dame Darrel of York
by Charles Godfrey Leland
Introduction by Professor Robert Mathiesen
NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED, The Witchcraft of Dame Darrel of York, a handwritten, illustrated manuscript penned
by Charles Godfrey Leland, may be the first modern Book of Shadows. Originally created for Leland's personal
use, The Witches' Almanac is pleased to announce publication of a full color facsimile complete with text
transcript and Leland's extensive original artwork.
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Standard hardcover edition ($65.00).
Deluxe numbered edition with slipcase ($85.00).
Exclusive full leather bound, numbered and slip cased edition ($145.00).
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The Witchcraft of Dame Darrel of York purports to be the
full account of Witchcraft as practiced in medieval England but in truth, it is Leland's imaginative recreation.
Based on Leland's years of prodigious research, the structure of this work leaves room for readers to create
their own practice firmly rooted in tradition, yet also responsive to twenty-first century needs and
sensibilities. The Witchcraft of Dame Darrel of York will be treasured by Pagans, Witches, scholars,
and anyone fascinated by the legends and lore of Old England.
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