Raymond Buckland
- Very similar layout to Buckland's Complete Book of Witchcraft. It's a workbook as much as it is a great source of information. The book covers many areas; things from ouija boards, classic spiritualism, profiles on famous psychics living and dead, and much more.
Raymond Buckland
- Probably the best place to start to find information on Wicca and Witchcraft. It is a workbook and divided into smart, concise sections. Affectionately nick named "Uncle Bucky's Big Blue Book", it is a great place to start.
Ross Heaven
- I did a review on this book on my old blog, you can check out the review. The writing style is fabulous. It makes for quick and very enjoyable reading. It tells the story of a young man apprenticing with a Sin Eater.
Arin Murphy-Hiscock
- A great collection of 50 coming out stories. I reviewed this book on my old blog, you can check out that review. The stories come from a wide variety of people from many walks of life and many cultures.
Omar Rosales
- This is a great book. The writing style is very enjoyable. It's the story of a man's journey as he discovers more about the Latin-American shamanism. Great read.
Sara Wiseman
- This book is really two in one. The first half is about how to open yourself up as a channel. It's specifically geared toward automatic writing/typing, but could be applied to anyone who wants to communicate in other ways. The second half is a channeled work that is a sort of workbook of self-discovery.
