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2008-2009 Witches’ Almanac
Divination and Prophecy
The 2008-2009 Witches’ Almanac presents insight into the time-honored tradition of
prophecy. To aid
our quest for future possibilities, we offer accounts of the arcane roots of the tarot, visions in
crystal balls, messages from tea leaves, Yoruba divination with cowrie shells, hidden tidings in the
pendulum, and feature practitioners Rasputin and Mme. Blavatsky. We delve into Enoch, join the
Chinese goddess of Western Paradise, and locate Mount Meru, Jeweled Heart of the Universe. You
will enjoy a variety of intriguing articles, thanks to the expanded format, and our traditional
outstanding graphics. Dikki-Jo Mullen contributes her annual astrological Presage and Tom C.
Lang takes us through the year’s regional weather. Price: $10.95
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Greek Gods in Love
by Barbara Stacy
Enjoy the old, old mythical magic with the antic gods, couple by couple. Above them reigned Zeus, an equal opportunity seducer. But Eros really ruled with his golden arrows, advancing love in all its astounding variety.
If the Glorious Ones enjoyed such extravagant sex lives, how could weak mortals be expected to resist the compelling power of passion?
Lavishly illustrated with 190 designs drawn from ancient Greek art.
Visual delights abound.
$15.95
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Witches All
Prepared and edited by
Elizabeth Pepper
This large glossy paperback is about the theory and practice of witchcraft,
derived from the early issues of The Witches’ Almanac. A cogent text and a
wealth of art reveals the history of witchcraft in the Western world.
It explores the myriad ways an occultist uses to ensure health, wealth,
and happiness — old ways as customs evolved. $13.95
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Magic Spells and Incantations
by Elizabeth Pepper
Words have magic power. Their sound, spoken or sung, has ever been a
part of mystic ritual. $12.95
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Magical Creatures
by Elizabeth Pepper and Barbara Stacy
Mystic tradition grants pride of place to many members of the animal kingdom. Some share our lives.
Still others never lived at all, springing instead from the remarkable power of the
human imagination. $12.95
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Moon Lore
Lunar Themes of Wisdom and Magic
by Elizabeth Pepper
As the largest and the brightest object in the sky, and the only one to appear in phases, the Moon has been a rich source of myth for as long as
there have been myth-makers. $7.95
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Celtic Tree Magic
by Elizabeth Pepper
Robert Graves in The White Goddess writes of the significance of trees in the old Celtic lore. Celtic Tree Magic
is an investigation of the sacred trees in the remarkable Beth-luis-nion alphabet, their role in folklore, poetry
and mysticism. $7.95
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Magic Charms from A to Z
by Elizabeth Pepper
A treasury of amulets, talismans, fetishes and other lucky objects compiled by the
staff of The Witches Almanac. $12.95
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Love Charms
by Elizabeth Pepper
A treasury of love charms to celebrate the joy and blessings of love, now and
ever after. $6.95
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Ancient Roman Holidays
by Barbara Stacy
Here are the gods and goddesses as the Romans conceived them, accompanied
by the annual rites performed in their worship. $6.95
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Book of Days
Wisdom Through the Seasons
by Elizabeth Pepper and John Wilcock
Quotations begin with Spring and Youth, then to Summer and Maturity,
on to Autumn and Harvest, then Winter and Rest. Illustrated with over
200 medieval woodcuts. $15.95
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Love Feasts
by Christine Fox
Creating meals to share with the one you love can be a sacred ceremony
in itself. With the witch in mind, culinary adept Christine Fox offers
magical menus and recipes for every month in the year. $6.95
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13 BACK ISSUES OF THE WITCHES' ALMANAC
Back Issues Available
Special offer:
1993/94 Almanac through the 2005/06 Almanac
Bundle of 13 back issues for
only $75.00,
(includes FREE Book Bag)*
($117.00 value)
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Random Recollections I, II, III, IV
by Elizabeth Pepper
Pages culled from the original (no longer available) issues of The Witches’Almanac,
published annually throughout the 1970’s, are now available in a series of tasteful
booklets. A treasure for those who missed us the first time around; keepsakes for
those who remember.
Random Recollections I $3.95
VOL. I = SOLDOUT
Random Recollections II $3.95
Random Recollections III $3.95
Random Recollection IV $3.95
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Spring 2007 to Spring 2008
The Element of Water
The Witches' Almanac has been acclaimed for the quality of its art,
design and content since its début in 1971. Now, at the request of our
readers, we are bringing you the same Almanac in a larger 6”x 9” format
with an additional 8 pages. As always, clarity and presentation of the
Moon Calendar, astrological predictions of the gifted Dikki-Jo Mullen,
and sensitive weather forecasts from climatologist, Tom C. Lang are
special features. Arcane symbols and intriguing graphic images are always a part
of every issue. $9.95
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Spring 2006 to Spring 2007
The Element of Air
The Witches' Almanac has been acclaimed for the quality of its art, design and content since its début in 1971.
Clarity and presentation of the Moon Calendar, astrological predictions of the gifted Dikki-Jo Mullen, and
sensitive weather forecasts from climatologist, Tom C. Lang are special features. And one may find
within its pages a host of arcane secrets and spiritual wisdom. $8.95
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Spring 2005 to Spring 2006
The Element of Fire
Fire, air, earth, water. The Greek philosopher Empedocles defines the Four Elements, the “
roots of all things.” In this issue, fire is king. Bonfires burn on Midsummer Night, lovers join
hands and leap the flames for luck. $8.95
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Spring 2004 to Spring 2005
The Element of Earth
This edition celebrates time’s passage with an emphasis on earth and its
treasures. We probe the lore of Scottish stones, visit the Sorcerer’s Cave in
France, and pay tribute to the Earth Mother in Her many sacred forms.
$8.95
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Spring 2003 to Spring 2004
The Element of Air
This edition takes the element Air as its theme. The magic of music, incense, wind and bird flight
excite the imagination. A scholar studies the impact of Leland’s Aradia on modern Wicca.
$8.95
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Spring 2002 to Spring 2003
Moonlight and mystery, substance and shadow are constant themes of the classic Witches’ Almanac.
In this issue, our Timeless Traveller visits Brittany’s Broceliade Forest and the Fountain of
Barenton, where Merlin and Vivien met and loved. The Vilia of Eastern Europe, a witch and woodland
spirit, is revealed in myth.
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Spring 2001 to Spring 2002
Enchantment and wonder. A Witches’ Sabbath at May Eve celebrates Walpurgisnacht on
the Brocken peak in Germany. The doubly regal griffin, head of eagle, body of lion,
as befits royalty loves to amass jewels and gold. Medusa, head swirling with snakes,
is lethally grotesque.
$7.95
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Spring 2000 to Spring 2001
We focus on quests, fulfilled and unfulfilled. Orion the Hunter wheels across the heavens,
weapon raised, never able to catch up to Taurus the Bull. The Wise Fool of the tarot comes
to terms with his inner nature. Countless charms and talismans help to avert the Evil Eye.
$7.95
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Spring 1999 to Spring 2000
In the 1999-2000 issue, a date holding three nines is a magic charm in itself and we explore the
properties of that sacred number. We visit one of Italy’s best-kept secrets – the excavated site
of pagan Rome’s splendid port city of Ostia Antica.
$7.95
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Spring 1998 to Spring 1999
Those with a taste for life’s mystery and magic are certain to enjoy the 17th edition of the
classic Witches’ Almanac. The 1998-99 issue celebrates time’s passage with the Celtic tale
of Deirdre, Irish heroine of legend; and a tribute to Apollo, Greek god of the sun, music,
and healing.
$6.95
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Spring 1997 to Spring 1998
The Witches’ Almanac is an annual celebration of the passage of time with memories from
the past, advice for the present, predictions for the future. The 1997 edition explores
Celtic lore, medieval Prague, Nostradamus, the magic of music, and dreams.
$6.95
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Spring 1996 to Spring 1997
Readers pursuing occult knowledge will love the Glossary that spins you from
Deasil to Widdershins. Monthly astrology and climatology predictions, our
usual excellent art.
$6.95
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Spring 1995 to Spring 1996
Magic prevails. We offer the Etruscan style, their ecstatic daily life,
high spiritual concepts, serenity toward death; Biddy Early, the Irish wise
woman chattering with the Tuatha de Danaan fairies...and more
$6.95
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Spring 1994 to Spring 1995
The issue opens with a summons “to extend your imagination for an hour or two,”
and this Almanac does just that: Joseph Conrad views life on earth as an
enchanted state; aristocratic Lady Sybil shape-shifts into a white doe; and so much more.
$5.95
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Spring 1993 to Spring 1994
A year connecting gems with heavenly bodies; keeping night watch with the Egyptian
jackal-god Anubis; peering into the earthy prophesies of the magician Agrippa;
saluting an avian vision of hope with poet Dickinson;...and more
$5.95
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