Tag Archives: Mastering Witchcraft
Hot fresh witchcraft, with a prize inside
Drawn to a close – six Sundays of discussing Mastering Witchcraft and drinking tea with a group of fascinating witches. Well, to be honest, most of us were drinking red wine, but we were sipping it from tea cups. And some of … Continue reading
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Wonder what you’re missing?
Last Sunday’s discussion exceeded my greediest expectations. As I told a new friend, the book discussion was “like one of those really deep, satisfying conversations where you’re up until 4 in the morning without even noticing it.” Except we weren’t up until … Continue reading
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And the goat would be for?
In all fairness, you should be informed that this blog has been temporarily highjacked by a book club. And now, you’re probably imagining this: Well-bred ladies sedately sipping coffee and sharing household happenings over a tastefully appointed coffee table. When really, it’s … Continue reading
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How do you know?
I was playing around on Etymonline this morning, and ran across something interesting. While English uses a single word for the concept “know,” many languages use two or more verbs to cover the same concept. So when you say “I know” … Continue reading
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For love of the dead
Necromancy. The word conjures up images of scantily-clad heroines and rotting corpses. Sadly for all you B movie buffs, Necromancy is quite simply, ”divination by communication with the dead.” Some candles … a little incense … no corpse required. Although it should … Continue reading
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