Audiobooks for the win! Plus some wonderful books I reviewed for Explorers magazine or read to interview the authors... I love Mel Robbins, she’s so real and inspiring and down to earth and hilarious, and The High-5 Habit (61 of 52) is another great book. I bought the paperback, but have had no time to
October started and ended with two awesome magical reads, Darkness Unknown, the first book in Selina Fenech’s new paranormal trilogy Beshadowed, and Last Born Daughter, the third book in Kastie Pavlik’s series Children of the Morningstar. Inbetween were many versions of Little Red Riding Hood, as well as some scholarly musings on this popular faery
Lucy Cavendish is a writer and a witch and an oracle reader and creator, and a surfer and a nature lover. We first met in the nineties in magazine circles, as we’ve both been journalists and editors, but we reconnected in 2002 when I interviewed her about her gorgeous Oracle Tarot deck. Since then we’ve
Book-A-Week – February books read My first book I read this month was Angela Slatter’s A Feast Of Sorrows (7 of 52), because our Australian Fairy Tale Society story was The Jacaranda Wife, one of the short stories within. This book is a slightly creepy collection of dark faery tales, peopled by women and girls
Lucy's Spell New Idea – national weekly magazine The ancient wisdom of the tarot has been updated in a magical new way by author, spiritual teacher and witch Lucy Cavendish. Long before we wrote three books together, Lucy interviewed me for a job on the magazine she edited at the time (I was too shy
This is an interview I did with Lucy a long time ago – since then she's written the books White Magic, Spellbound, The Lost Lands and Witches and Wizards (and co-written Witchy Magic, Faery Magic and Mermaid Magic with me), and created several oracle decks, including The Oracle of the Mermaids, The Oracle of Shadows
