Are there any good books on Paganism?

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Authors//titles
Seriously...don't answer if you have nothing good to say. Honesly, I've had it up to here.

Answer 1

If you are looking for nonfiction works, several authors I would recommend for a wide spectrum of reading, in no particular order, are:
Scott Cunningham
D. J. Conway
Patricia Telesco
Margot Adler
Silver Ravenwolf
Raymond Buckland
Ted Andrews
Migene Gonzalez-Wippler
Sandra Kynes

Fiction-wise, there is plenty of Wicca and Pagan-themed reading.

My fav Wicca-theme writer is Isobel Bird. I think she did a fabulous job educating and entertaining with her series "Circle of Three".

Cate Tiernan has two great Wicca-themes series, "Sweeps" and her more recent "Balefire "series about twin sisters who are also New Orleans' Witches.

You might also like Celia Rees's "Witch Child" and "Sorceress" about a child who flees European persecution of her for being a witch only to find the same problem existing in the country she flees to, America.

Rosemary Edghill wrote a fantastic mystery Wiccan trilogy "The Bast Novels": "Speak Daggers to Her", "Book of Moons", and "The Bowl of Night". All three can be found in one book, "Bell, Book, and Murder".

M. R. Sellars also has written some good adult Wicca-themed mysteries. He has a series going with a St. Louis Wiccan named Rowan Gant as the main character.

And Silver Ravenwolf also has written some pretty good adult mystery fiction: "Murder at Witches' Bluff" and "Beneath a Mountain Moon", and her Witches Chillers young adult series is ok: #1 "Witches Night Out", #2 "Witches Night of Fear", and #3 "Witches' Key to Terror".

"The Witch of Blackbird Pond" by Elizabeth George Speare, "Gallows Hill" by Lois Duncan, and "Beyond the Burning Times" by Kathryn Lasky are three great books of fiction based on the witch trials. All three authors have also written other great works.

Hope you find something you like here.
Blessed be. :-)

Answer 2

To Manticore's excellent list, I'd also add Starhawk's THE SPIRAL DANCE.

Answer 3

Also check many of the religious sections of bookstores

Answer 4

ok............I guess no one has anything good to say. LMAO