A Queen of Swords–My Newest (S)hero: Nona Faustine
The Queen of Swords: A feminine person who refuses to exist short of full authenticity, personal authority, and pure truth. What she has to say is not always comfortable, but it is always important. She cuts through the flimsy crap of social norm-protocol, emboldened...
New blog and a cool meme
Here is my latest blog on Witches and Pagans: The Space as the Tool for Healing and Change--Don't Skip It.
A Star, a Star….
Said the night wind to the little lamb Do you see what I see? Way up in the sky little lamb Do you see what I see? A star, a star Dancing in the night With a tail as big as a kite With a tail as big as a kite A few lines from one of my favorite Christmas carols as a...
The Tower: Falling thoughts, crumbling flags, plus the People Who Come to See me and a new interview!
Just like the Tower, sometimes we just have to let the thoughts crumble. Some mornings, I get up to write and I can't think of a damn thing to say. This is highly inconvenient considering I don't have all day to write and there's a looming deadline for a book in my...
Georgia (still) on my mind….plus the Google Search Question of the Week
My trip to Georgia came and went all too fast! First of all, I was lucky enough to go to Atlanta to take part in the MountainTop conference, which I coordinated logistics for through my work at Auburn Seminary. Heather Greene at The Wild Hunt wrote write ups here and...
On Sacred Ground with Khi Armand
One of the best parts of having a book out is that I get to talk to so many of my favorite people for extended periods of time. One of these people is Khi Armand who is not only my good friend, but a very valuable teacher to me. His Rootworker class blew the doors...
Urban Art Witches, plus a new post!
Yesterday, I quoted my friend Reverend Jen Miller, as her approach to dealing with critics is the most authentic and workable I've ever experienced. She's the friend you can call when a publisher has broken your heart. She'll be there for you. She will know what to...
What I Didn’t Know About Writing a Second Book
I'm thrilled with the attention my post "What I Wish I'd Known Before Writing a Book" has received so far. I guess I wasn't the only one who could have used that advice at one time! Now, I'm happily (most of the time) working on my second book and there are a few...
Interview on Whitley Strieber’s “Dreamland”
Hey all! I had the fantastic fortune to speak about my journey to knowing and writing Brigid on Whitley Strieber's Dreamland Whitley's fascinating show runs the gamut of the spiritual and the supernatural. Whitley, it was a joy to speak with you!
It’s Festival Season!!! So, if you see me running…..
Once Beltaine rolls around, it's time to let the bonfires burn all summer long!!! That's right, Witchy friends! It's time to hit the festival circuit and see all of those friends we only tend to meet in the woods. This year's festival season is especially exciting for...
How do you say “Brigid?” Plus, Tarot Goes Pink!
One of the big questions I've been getting about Brigid is why I pronounce her name "Bridge-Id". Many have asked if it should be pronounced, "Brid," "Breed," "Brig-eed" or another variation. Which one is right? Honestly, up until I wrote the book, I've pronounced it,...
Reader’s Studio, Beltaine Moments, New Review and New Article!
You haven't heard much from me because I've been trotting around hanging out with my best friends in the Tarot and Witchy worlds! The end of April sparks off Festival Season, when it seems as though every weekend is filled with festivities of the Magickal nature. The...
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