Contributions are needed for a Bast Devotional

For anyone who may had thought that they had missed the date to submit contributions relating to the Egyptian Cat Goddess, Bast (Bastet) being put together by the good folk at Neos Alexandria / Bibliotheca Alexandrina then fear not, the new editor has decided to reopen the submission call for The Queen of the Sky Who Rules Over All the Gods: A Devotional Anthology in Honor of Bast until the end of February 2015.

 

Make the most of this opportunity and send your Bast-related poems, recipes, rituals, essays and particularly short fiction stories through to the editor.

 

New Year Envisions

As a new year is now upon us, this means that the deadline for Call of the God: An Exploration of the Divine Masculine within Modern Paganism only has a month to go for submissions to be received.  Already I have felt extremely blessed and privileged to receive those which have appeared in my inbox thus far, and as such, work has commenced in respect to the possible sequence.

 

 

If you have missed the original call for submissions, you still have until 31 January 2015 to get something to me - more details as to what I am hoping to receive for this anthology packed the testosterone can be found here. 

 

Special Deal on Both Books

The first delivery of In Her Sacred Name: Writings about the Divine Feminine is expected this week, and as a way of celebrating this exciting event, I have decided to offer a special deal on both my books.

 

Purchase both In Her Sacred Name: Writings about the Divine Feminine along with Dancing the Sacred Wheel: A Journey through the Southern Sabbats and have both delivered to you anywhere in Australia for only $50.00.  And if you like, I will even autography them for you $50.00.

 

If you would like to take advantage of this special deal, simply go here and pay through Paypal.

 

In Her Sacred Name available very shortly

I am absolutely delighted to announce that my second book, In Her Sacred Name: Writings on the Divine Feminine will be available for purchase as of Monday, 27 October 2014 from Createspace and shortly after that, from all Amazon affilitated stores before being released on Kindle. 

The first evidence of the worship of the Goddess, or at least the female principle, dated back to around 35,000 BCE with the discovery of "Venus figurines", and throughout time, has been honoured in various cultures all around the world.