09/29/2026
Spells & How They Work coming soon. Check out what folks are saying:
One of the first books to really tackle the ins and outs of practical spell work, this informative volume quickly became a classic of its kind on first release.
—Nigel Pearosn, author of Treading the Mill: Workings in Traditional Witchcraft, Blackthorn Whitethorn: Ways of Witchery, The Devil’s Plantation, Walking the Tides, and Wortcunning
Spell crafting is an art form that is captured perfectly within the pages of this legendary book. Even the simplest form of spell only works if you have the right format to support it. I do not say this lightly: this book contains all you need to know and then some.
—Rachel Patterson (, Rachel Patterson - Witch & Author) , English Witch, High Priestess and best-selling author of over thirty books on witchcraft including: Witchcraft Daily Practice and Grimoire of a Kitchen Witch
A bewitching guide to the arte of spellcraft for the neophyte and adept alike. Wisdom from our Elders woven into pages of experience and enchantment, coming together in a practical balance of information and instruction.
—A. Robles () , author of The Gospel of Noah
Any book can tell you what spell to cast. Janet and Stewart Farrar teach you why spellcraft works. Their thoughtful exploration of symbolism, psychology, ethics, and practice elevates this from a spellbook into an education in the mechanics of magic. This is one of those rare books that not only shows you what to do, but why.
—Davezilla (), author of The Magical AI Grimoire and creator of Tarot of the Unexplained
Spells for love, problem-solving, protection are given alongside discussions on ethics and real-world examples of them being used, drawing from the experiences of various witches across the globe.
—Storm Faerywolf, (Storm Faerywolf: Author, Teacher, Warlock) author of The Witch’s Name and Claiming the Witchfire
