Today we sadly mark the passing of author Edain McCoy, who authored over twenty Llewellyn books (including Sabbats and A Witch's Guide to Faery Folk), and contributed to several of Llewellyn's calendars, almanacs, and datebooks. Her knowledge will live on in her books and through the countless people she enlightened with her work. Additional information can be found here and here.

Learn more HERE. One of lovely things about this book is the interior design. So I'm including one so you can see how pretty the pages are. Plus, a Secrets of the Moon Spread!

Today is International Astrology Day! Considered by many to be the start of the astrological new year, International Astrology Day is celebrated each year on the Spring Equinox (the day the Sun enters Aries). There are various observances around the world, including lectures and other events. Anyone have any plans to celebrate this observance? (PS: We're celebrating with a sale...feel free to join in our celebration!)  

Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Jason Offutt, author of the new Chasing American Monsters. The beast Bigfoot has fascinated me since childhood. However, when I became a journalist and started researching this legendary creature, I realized what I knew growing up was wrong. Bigfoot isn't solely a North American monster—it's worldwide, and, more importantly, it might not be a beast. Native Americans traded with it, Australian aboriginals warred with it, and some lonely Russian villagers once mated with it. As I discovered researching my book, Chasing American Monsters, in the United States, encounters with these hairy giants have been reported in every state except