Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Amy Herring, author of Astrology of the Moon. You know the feeling: you’ve been studying astrology for months or even years, and you can’t stop talking about it to anyone who will listen, collecting everyone’s birth data and poring over charts. Then someone asks you what it all means and you freeze. You’ve been studying this stuff, why then do you suddenly feel like you don’t know what you’re talking about? Most of the time it’s not that the chart isn’t speaking to you, it’s that it’s speaking too loudly. Every planet has a message, and that message gets more complex when you put it through the sign, then the house,

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Adelina St. Clair, author of The Path of a Christian Witch. I spent the last four years steeped in the writing of The Path of a Christian Witch. Writing has become such an essential part of my life and it gives me great pleasure to contribute to this blog today. [caption id="attachment_3075" align="alignright" width="90" caption="Photo by Manh-Thai Nguyen, from www.adelinastclair.com"][/caption] I took up writing about Christian Witchcraft for two main reasons. First of all, there is very little literature on Christian Paganism, and when I say very little, I am being generous. The second reason for writing this book was an ever-present

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Donald Tyson, author of The 13 Gates of the Necromicon. Ask most fans of H. P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos (as it is generally but erroneously called) who Lovecraft was, and chances are they will say he was a science fiction writer. While it is undeniably true that Lovecraft wrote science fiction, that’s not all he wrote. Many of his stories are fantasies patterned after the model of the Arabian Nights, or outright occult horror stories. Even his science fiction is very unlike the science fiction of Clarke and Heinlein. In Lovecraft, science and the stars are both regarded as realms of unutterable horror, and those who delve too deeply

My husband and I have two cats, Bosco and Buckley. Both are seven-year-old males, Buckley being adopted by me from the Humane Society when he was 6 weeks old and Bosco being adopted by my husband from a different Humane Society when he was 3 years old. They've lived together for the past four years, and they are definitely brothers. In that time I can definitely tell that mannerisms and personality traits from each of the boys is rubbing off on the other. [caption id="attachment_3102" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Bosco giving his big brother Buckley a hug. Is it not entirely obvious which is the Cancer and which the Libra?"][/caption] Even though they may be as thick as