Creative Director for Little Bird Books, Sarah has proven herself as an exemplary editor, and writer. She has been a member of many writing organizations and has several years of experience with writing dialogue and children’s literature.
Born in Montreal, Quebec and now residing in Northern Ontario. A practicing eclectic, solitary Druidic Shaman with Unitarian Universalists ties.
During her time with Kenaz Kindred she lectured at numerous Canadian heathen and pagan festivals, written articles for several books, and recently published her first book, “Fulltrui: Patrons in Asatru” (Megalithica Books, Immanion Press).
Summoning The Bones, is the second book in the Riding The Bones series in which the authors continue to build on the previous book by extending the practice of death/dying rites and rituals to the goddesses. The book covers Irish and Heathen practices as well as goes into; witchcraft, dread sisterhood, rite and rituals, blood magic, harrow/alar setups, goddess meditations and more.
Abolotion. Feminisim. Now. Angela Y. Davis, Gina Dent, Erica R. Meiners and Beth Ritchie
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Baba Yaga, The Ambigous Mother and Witch of the Russian Folktale. Jons, Andreas
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Dolfyn. Shamanism ~ Working with Moon Medicin
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Last Ride of the Valyries: To (reinterpret Viking Age Female Figurines According to Gender and Queer Theory by Julia Wihlborg
Baugrýgjar: Old Norse ‘Ring Ladies’ and Legal Husband-Killing in Ynglinga saga by Ashley Castelino
But, What About the Men? Male Ritual Practices in the Icelandic Sagas by Dan Laurin
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