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Just published! Unto Herself: A Devotional Anthology for Independent Goddesses
Please join me in celebrating the publication of Unto Herself: A Devotional Anthology for Independent Goddesses, edited by Ashley Horn. It has essays, rituals, and poetry on a wide range of goddesses, including Neith, Artemis, the Morrigan, and my own … Continue reading
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“Ravening” now at EHS; time off; blessed Litha!
The summer solstice issue of Pagan ezine Eternal Haunted Summer is up. My poem Ravening appears in it along with a lot of other great material. Check it out! This poem came about in the wake of the ritual to … Continue reading
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Mandragora is out!
I just got my contributor’s copy of Scarlet Imprint’s new anthology of esoteric verse and essays, Mandragora. It’s gorgeous, and on first glance it looks like the work of some of the other poets and writers makes the content live … Continue reading
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Intuitive Reiki Level I
Yesterday I had the pleasure of participating in Adam Miramon’s Intuitive Reiki Level I course through the Reflections Mystery School. Like others there, I had received a Reiki attunement previously, but I wanted more in-depth study and reflection on the … Continue reading
Waiting for the bus: A hymn to the landbase of my youth
This time of year, the pine trees do the Great Rite so exuberantly that the streets are paved with gold and my nose runs until I feel utterly zero desire for anything besides a tissue, and I remember… When I … Continue reading
Just published! Queen of the Sacred Way
Please join me in celebrating the publication of Queen of the Sacred Way: A Devotional Anthology in Honor of Persephone edited by Melitta Benu. It contains essays, rituals, and poems, including my poem Seeking Persephone. Melitta has done an excellent … Continue reading
A Conversation on TRI
Young couple walking dogs: Excuse me, is there anything else on this end of the island? Me: The trail goes around in a loop. They must be lost. YCWD: Right, but is there anything else back there? Me: ? Only … Continue reading
From the trenches of the war on women
If in some aching dreams you too could pace sleepless with the choice we find ourselves in, and hear the fear and loathing we will face as people tell us aught we do is sin; If you could feel, with … Continue reading
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Wasteful Drinker
It’s the sound, you see, explains the cool, calm voice. (How else but cool, having been undead longer than I’ve been alive?) It’s just like champagne. That lovely sound, the release of tension as the neck snaps (cork pops) yielding … Continue reading
Punxsutawney Phil called Persephone
Punxsutawney Phil called Persephone and said “All clear here, spring is coming, but don’t let me rush you. In this our present age of lesser gods and greater mortals we think we’ve got this handled.” But that afternoon the sun … Continue reading
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Tagged goddess, nature, poetry, Wheel of the Year, writing
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