Paganism
Three books on my nightstand: Ivo Dominguez Jr, Mhara Starling, Vincent Higginbotham
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Storm Faerywolf reviews books by Ivo Dominguez Jr., Mhara Starling, anf Vincent Higginbotham.
The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/author/storm/page/7)
Storm Faerywolf reviews books by Ivo Dominguez Jr., Mhara Starling, anf Vincent Higginbotham.
As a gay man who has enjoyed a rich and varied sex life, I can tell you that this was certainly not the first time that someone has tried to slut-shame me, but it was the first to do so in a book review. (So, give them points for creativity, I suppose.)
Storm Faerywolf invites TWH’s readers to take a break from the doom and gloom by celebrating a collection of queer Pagan creatives.
We may be living under a dark cloud that threatens to rain on our parade, but our symbol is the rainbow. Though it will be hard work, will endure as we have always done. And when the clouds part we will shine in all of our colors, bigots be damned.
I call the queer ancestors the Rainbow Dead. This term specifies their special place in our collective histories as well as in our spiritual practices. Ancestors need not be of our blood in order to be potent allies in our lives and work. It just takes us getting to know them, and a recognition of the work that they did to lay a foundation upon which we today may walk.