Readers who love the Brontë sisters will adore The Witchfinder’s Sister by Beth Underdown. This unique novel is set in England in 1645. A civil war rages, destabilizing the country. Throughout history, evil men have [more]
Ill Will by Dan Chaon is a chimera. It shimmers just out of reach like a highway heat mirage, hypnotic, addictive, seductive. Ironically, the same can be said for human memory. How much of what [more]
Spirit Conjuring for Witches: Magical Evocation Simplified by Frater Barrabbas appears at a time when many writers, “experts,” and even movie producers issue dire warnings against communing with spirits, evil or otherwise; hence the spate [more]
The Devils Prayer by Luke Gracius is not only interesting, but it never fails to surprise. At a time when many novels follow predictable, well-trod paths, Gracias keeps readers guessing right up to the end. [more]
The Healing Art of Essential Oils by, Kac Young, PhD, is a comprehensive, well-organized, highly-researched, and documented book that focuses on the benefits of using essential oils. In addition, it is equally accessible to [more]
The Shadow Land by Elizabeth Kostova may not be as clear of a departure from her first novel–The Historian–as some may believe. No. There is no longed-for return of Dracula or any of his minions. [more]
Self Deliverance is a very interesting and surprising book. The author, a messianic rabbi, defies eons of tradition concerning the subject of possession. Universal theory pictures those who are possessed as totally helpless victims of [more]
Where have all the witches gone? First it was vampires. For years, readers were inundated by a never-ending flood of them. Now, many cookie-cutter writers have jumped on the zombie wagon. Zombies, zombies, and more [more]
The Nightly Disease by Max Booth III is promoted as comedy/horror. Those anticipating a bloody dance with the usual denizens of typical dimensions of horror may be disappointed with the lack of zombies, vampires, or [more]
Solar and Lunar Symbolism: The Matter of Containment in A.S. Byatt’s Possession: A Romance A.S. Byatt’s Possession: A Romance is a text that can be entered through many doors. Once inside, a reader is assailed [more]
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