The first-ever annual Witchies Awards have been announced. 7 Llewellyn authors have been honored for their work: Outstanding Book of the Year: Psychic Witch, by Mat Auryn Outstanding Author of the Year: Mat Auryn Outstanding New Author of the Year: Mat Auryn Outstanding New Blog of the Year: A Crow and the Dead, written by Mortellus (author of Do I Have to Wear Black?) Exceptional Blog Post of the Year: “Riots, Racism, Representation, Rights, and Reparations...A Rant” (Voodoo Universe), written by Lilith Dorsey (author of Water Magic) Exceptional Vlog Episode of the Year: "Don't Put Other Witches on Pedestals," by Thorn Mooney (author of Traditional Wicca)

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Dr. Kenneth J. Doka, author of the new When We Die. A number of years ago, a good friend died the day before his son's (my godson's) fourth birthday. As he lay dying, he asked me to promise to look out for his son. It was a promise I readily kept; as he grew, we helped him with school projects and clothes. We sent him to sports camps and brought him along on family vacations. On one vacation in the Bahamas, my godson was having the time of his life—snorkeling, swimming, and jet skiing. One night, as I walked on the beach alone, I had an incredible experience. I can only describe it by saying that it felt like every cell in my body

2021 Tarot Calendar Our Tarot Calendar is in its fourth year! It’s not too late to get one for 2021. If you are not familiar with it, this calendar features large card images from 12 different decks as well tips, spreads, short essays, and activities. Get a little tarot fun, education, and beauty each month. Here is an example of what you can expect.    

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Natalie Fowler, author of the new Spirit's Way Home. As we start counting down the days to the impending All Hallow's Eve, 'tis the season for all things creepy and spooky. It is said to be the time of year where the veil is thinner and those things that go bump in the night…bump a little louder. While it is fun to be startled and some actively seek the thrill of a good scare, this doesn't have to be a time of fear. After all, we are the ones with a physical body. Anything existing in the nether is just a sliver of energy, a fraction of what it once was. In school, our science and health classes taught us how to take care of our