Product Description

This almanac from Llewellyn is loaded with wicca information that readers might need - from hot fashions to cool websites, film and book recommendations, witch news and profiles, the inside track on festivals and travel, and a wiccan consumer guide. The calendar section provides information needed to fuel magical work - the moon's phase and sign, plus planetary, colour and incense correspondences for each day. The eclectic array of over 30 articles includes how to conduct a seance, pagan themes in modern art, the sacred sites of Manhattan, and how to practice corporate magic.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3110600 in Books
• Published on: 2002-12-23
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 288 pages

Customer Reviews

New and Improved
Sometimes packaging is what makes a product recognizable. Sometimes a change in packaging calls attention to it. The new "Wicca Almanac" is different from the outside in. First of all, the name. This is a new product for Llewellyn. This is NOT the Magical Almanac, but something different and new.
Gone is the traditional art cover. The photo collage cover by Gavin Dayton Duffy differentiates it from the other Llewellyn material on the shelf. And inside is something for everyone.

Stories from "Sacred Sites in Manhattan" to "The Officers of Avalon", there is material by well known authors as well as newcomers. Kerr Cuhulain, Gwinevere Rain, Steven Repko, Ellen Dugan and a host of others contribute their insights and ideas to a book that covers topics like "Lifestyles of the Witch and Famous", "Witchcraft D.I.Y", "Sweep Me Away", "W.W.W.", "Over the Cauldron" and "Eye of Toad, Ear of Newt".
Of course, there is the Almanac, which travels the Wheel of the Year from March 20, 2003 to March 20, 2004. This is very stylishly put together and includes newspaper snippets about witches and general material of interest to witches, which provides food for thought.
Llewellyn has always offered well balanced content to offset their Almanacs. All in all, this book is no exception. A nice addition or alternative to their Magical Almanac, it provides much information and inspiration.