Tarot doesn’t behave the same way in fiction as it does in real life. That’s where things get interesting. In my previous blog post, I mentioned that The Wheel of the Year Mysteries really has four main characters: Maren, a witch Cyrus, her tech-billionaire partner A shadowy villain, who self-identifies as Alexander the Great, determined to keep them apart … and Tarot. Maren and Cyrus follow their instincts. Villains follow their ambitions. Tarot follows its own rules. When T

How aiming low helped me achieve high during the dog days of summer.

Step into a tapestry of enchanting discoveries. Delve into the pages of Eloquent Peasant Books at Witchfest 2024 and unearth the secrets of York's strangest market. Explore the journey of acceptance as we uncover the tales of 'Here come the witches' and the legacy of The Last Pagan King of the Isle of Wight. Embark on a quest to unravel the mystery of Who is the Goddess and unlock the secrets behind the Twin Gates of the Turning Wheel. Immerse yourself in the ancient rituals

I am motivated to publish this year, and my goals for 2022 reflect that motivation. Since it's the last day of the first month, I decided to share those goals. Without further ado, my goals: Edit final draft of Something Wiccan This Way Comes Finish and do final draft edit of Season of the Witch Prepare Queen of Heka and Reeds of Time for release Format all four books for release by the end of June 2022 First draft of The May Babies Ball and hopefully do a final draft edit Le