“The Moon & the Priestess: Accessing the Creative Unconscious with Tarot’s Archetypes” by Paull Blakeman

"The Moon & The Priestess is an analysis of the Tarot deck through the lens of Jungian psychology, specifically Carl Jung’s theory of archetypes, and sets out a path for reimagining the Tarot to access the creative unconscious. Using and understanding Tarot’s archetypes allows you to work with unconscious material, opening your potential for personal and artistic development. The author introduces the history of the Tarot deck and its evolution over the centuries, while spotlighting the Rider-Waite-Colman design on which this study is based. The author expands on Jungian Archetypes — what they are and how they are used — and their relationship to the Tarot cards, as well as a rationale for reading...>>

“Magick & Technology: Innovation in Magick” by Lohana del Bosque

"The ancient Magus rises again—this time, in the digital age. Technomagic uncovers the hidden connections between arcane wisdom and modern technology, revealing how algorithms, networks, and virtual realms echo the practices of old magic. This is not just a book about technology, nor only about mysticism—it is a guide to awakening the Magus within you and mastering the unseen forces shaping our world."...>>

“The Night Shift: Lucid Dreaming for people with actual lives” by Nicole Elenoir

"A third of your life happens while you're unconscious. Most people sleep through all of it. This book is about what happens when you stop doing that. The Night Shift is a practical guide to lucid dreaming for people who have jobs, children, no patience for nonsense, and a suspicion that something significant is happening while they're asleep. They're right. Based on recorded dreams, methods that actually work for real lives, and experiences the author still can't fully explain. Dream recall, personal trigger identification, waking up inside the dream, and reading what your subconscious has been trying to tell you for years. No 4 AM alarms. No monk lifestyle required. No dream dictionaries. Just honest practice, documented results, and the...>>

“Fairylore: A Compendium of the Fae Folk” by Brittany Warman and Sara Cleto

"A gorgeously illustrated guide to the fae, filled with intriguing and well-researched explorations of folklore from around the world. In Ireland, the sinister leannán sídhe suck the life from artists and poets in exchange for muse-like inspiration. In Japan, the elusive zashiki-warashi bestow prosperity on the human families whose homes they share. From the dvorovoi of Russia to the Brazilian curupira, Malaysia’s orang bunian to English brownies, and the moksin tongbƏp of Korea, the world is full of magical creatures who assist, haunt, and dazzle humankind. This illustrated compendium written by expert folklorists invites us to enter the realm of the fairy folk. Sections dedicated to fairies of the home, nature, romance, and more emphasize what...>>

“A Grimoire of Italian Witchcraft: Practical Spells & Rituals of the Old Religion” by Raven Grimassi

"Study the customs and traditions of Italian witchcraft with a full Book of Shadows. A Grimoire of Italian Witchcraft: Practical Spells & Rituals of the Old Religion is a vital tome for anyone seeking the ancient path of the Strega. Raven Grimassi created a complete Book of Shadows for witches dedicated to the Italian path, including incantations, practical spells, and more. Explore everything from witchcraft for the monthly full moon to magic dedicated to festivals, utilizing secret symbols and everyday ingredients. Grimassi’s classic insights on Italian witchcraft center on practical applications for the reader, derived from traditions and history sure to inspire practitioners at any stage. This book also functions as a course, full of spells,...>>