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I was a big Sybil Leek fan -- so her autobiography is pretty cool.

Fiction - American Gods By Neil Gaiman is a great pagan mystery/fantasy book. Non-fiction wise I am fond of Edain McCoy's light hearted aproach. I also enjoy the Gothic Author Konstantinos and the book The Urban Primitive by Raven Kaldera & Tannin Schwartzstein. For an interesting veiw on history I recamend Graham Hancock's Fingerprints of the Gods and Underworld

"Mists Of Avalon" is a must read for anyone even slightly interested in Paganism, Wiccan, or Druidism. I cannot remember the writer's name right now, but she portrays the characters beautifully and so well they are as if they are right in the room with you.

Joseph Campbell was one of the best storytellers, a master, in books or his tapes. I prefer his tapes or videos because his voice adds so much to the stories.

Mists is by Marion Zimmer Bradley. One of my personal all-time favorites. It's the Arthurian tale from the POV of the various females. Awesome.

I like Silver Ravenwolf, Scott Cunningham and the Green Witch Series by Ann Mauro, Ray Buckland Hope this helps Sarah Redhawk

Scott Cunningham was one of the first authors I read way back in 1992 when I started practicing and studying. It is a shame he is no longer with us on the Earth to guide us. Has anyone read any books by Chris Penczak? I have Shamanic Witchcraft and the Outer Temple Witchcraft that I bought at Pagan Pride day for a really good price but haven't picked them up to read them yet.

Margot Adler: "Drawing down the moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess worshipers and other Pagans in America today,"


Silver Ravenwolf: "To ride a silver broomstick: New generation Witchcraft,"


Fiction- Donita K Paul: Dragons Spell & Dragon Knight. There are 2 more in the series, just haven't gotten to them yet.