Arts & Culture
Review: “Witchcraft Unchained” is an Occult Upgrade
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Alan U. Dalul reviews Craig Spencer’s “Witchcraft Unchained: Exploring the History & Traditions of British Craft,” from Crossed Crow Books.
Arts & Culture
Reading the Silmarillion
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Ultimately, whether he intended the Silmarillion to function as a national epic for England, Britain, the Anglosphere, or the entire world does not really matter all that much. What matters is that he succeeded.
Arts & Culture
Review – “Dreaming in Indian: Contemporary Native American Voices”
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Alan U. Dalul reviews an anthology of work from Indigenous authors, “Dreaming in Indian: Contemporary Native American Voices,” edited by Lisa Charleyboy and Mary Beth Leatherdale.
Book Reviews
Of Elder Woods and Erudite Wisdom: The Hyldyr Publishing House
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Lyonel Perabo interviews Joseph Hopkins and Lauren Fountain of the experimental publishing house Hyldyr, which produces new books and translations of interest to Heathens that seek to bridge the gap between the purely academic and purely popular.
Book Reviews
The Kitchen Ghost
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The food was bad, the magic was bad, and both were written by people who had all of this knowledge they forgot to put down on the page. But making food felt like the easier version of reading the grimoires. Troubleshooting instructions, handwriting alterations, and crossing out some steps altogether made me more confident in both the kitchen and the sacred circle.