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Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Ivo Dominguez, Jr., co- author of the new Aries Witch and the rest of Llewellyn's Witch's Sun Sign Series. One of the first things I learned as a witch is that names can call power, and that power is often shaped by the use of symbolic language. Just as a poet seeks the proper words to string together to resonate with meaning and convey their intention, so does the witch arrange symbols to bend reality toward their goals. Astrology is more than a tool for divination or the exploration of one's personality. It is a highly descriptive symbolic language that provides a coherent set of concepts, symbols, and words that expand the vocabulary of a

In the first printing of Llewellyn's Complete Guide to North American Folk Magic, we made an error conflating two Detroit-based Hoodoo events and attributing the organization of one to the wrong person. On page 227 in a list of places to visit, we included the Detroit Hoodoo Festival, stating that it is an event co-organized by Kenya T. Coviak. However, that is not the case. Kenya has never been affiliated with the Detroit Hoodoo Festival. She is involved with the Detroit Conjure and Folk Magic Festival, an entirely different event. Our editors unfortunately confused the two events during the initial writing and editing processes and the error was not caught until after the initial