“A Witch’s Mirror: The Craft of Magic” by Levannah Morgan (revised 2nd edition)

"A unique, profoundly personal account of doing magic, from an accomplished practitioner. Drawing on over thirty years of experience, with deep roots in the traditions of the Devon landscape, she describes in detail how to construct the tools of witchcraft for yourself. Through providing examples of her magical objects, and by explaining how to work with the spirits and natural materials of your location, the author encourages you to develop your own way of making magic. This is the second edition of Levannah Morgan’s A Witch’s Mirror, fully revised and with additional material. It contains valuable photographs of many of the pieces described in the text."...>>

“The Ultimate Guide to Yin Yang” by Antony Cummins

"The first book to fully explore and explain the concept of yin yang, breaking it down in easy-to-follow terms for all those interested in Daoism, alternative medicine, martial arts and other Eastern fields of study. Illustrated with striking red/black graphics that make the concepts more accessible. The concept of yin yang can be found in some of the oldest writing in the world. It is fundamental to Chinese thought and the route to understanding most Chinese practices, from Traditional Chinese Medicine to Daoism and feng shui. It also offers us ways of enhancing our own lives, establishing greater balance not only in our own environment but also in the wider world if we can work...>>

“Wall Street and Witchcraft: An Investigation into Extreme and Unusual Investment Techniques” by Max Gunther

"Or, how to beat the Street with a broomstick... Since that first tulip was traded on that madly speculative exchange in 17th-century Amsterdam, some very special individuals — plungers not in the Merrill Lynch tradition — have been picking winners and harvesting huge profits with uncanny success. How? They play the market in ways that seem weird to the rest of us — but they win! There are those who feel vibrations, play by the stars, read tarot cards, rely on extrasensory perception, dream dreams, play by numbers. Crazy? Maybe. Yet every single one of them is rich. You'll meet them all in this peek at the occult side of the street. If you want to play...>>

“Nymphology: A Brief History of Nymphs” by John Kruse

"Nymphs, naiads, dryads and nereids have had an important place in Western culture since Ancient Greek times. They have given us myths, names and concepts that have shaped literature, art and folklore for nearly 3000 years. As well as contributing the stories of Hylas, Echo, Psyche, Kalypso and others, the Greek nymphs have influenced the way the peoples of Northern Europe understood their own native fairies, elves and mermaids. In recent times, of course, the nymph has been re-interpreted for modern society in the form of the adolescent nymphet. In Nymphology John Kruse provides readers with a comprehensive overview of the role of the nymph in our story-telling, painting, sculpture and everyday thought. The book's...>>

“Cartomancy in Folk Witchcraft: Playing Cards and Marseille Tarot in Divination, Magic, and Lore” by Roger J. Horne (expanded 2nd edition)

"In this new and vastly expanded edition, Cartomancy in Folk Witchcraft offers readers a well-sourced and practical guide to the witch’s card-based arts, unifying the realms of Marseille tarot and playing card divination and magic. Exploring the cards as a book of occult art authored by the Devil himself and drawing on cartomantic and folk-magical texts from hundreds of years in the past, this work is designed to serve as both guide and inspiration, allowing cartomancers to build on the lessons through their own experiments over time. Innovative approaches to old traditions in this volume include unique spreads, such as the “witch’s table,” advanced reading techniques, and rarely detailed methods of cartomantic craft, including...>>