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"Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law" is Aleister Crowley's most famous quote, and it comes from The Book of the Law.Every year, the Atlantis Bookshop in London celebra...
The photo shows a corner of the current exhibition at Atlantis Bookshop in London. It's on the work of Austin Osman Spare. Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the artist and magi...
The best places to get occult and new age books, including rare esoteric titles, in the most friendly, atmospheric and magical bookshops across the UK.
A much-loved Caerleon shop steeped in Celtic myth and spirituality is moving to a temporary home while its current premises undergo refurbishment.
If you love shops and shopping, but also love to curl up with a good book, then Gemini Books have the perfect gift for you. Independent Shops London by Michelle Mason is a handy gu...
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Here's a list of events for pagans, witches and those with similar interests. There are online things you can do anywhere (bolded to spot more easily) plus in-person talks and wor...
I got a chance to both see and handle some of the arcane tomes and magical objects in University College London's Special Collections. How exciting!The archive contains many items...
Here are details of the witchy events I'm involved with from now until the end of June. There are workshops on scrying, amulets, poppets and dowsing. I'll also be giving a free ta...
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I'm celebrating as my book Pagan Portals - Scrying has reached a big milestone. My publisher, Moon Books, has told me it's sold 4,000 copies, including selling more than 500 copies...
There’s something wonderfully strange waiting on Newport’s historic bayfront, and it's not Ripley's. Between the salt air, barking sea lions, and fishing boats rolling in with the...
Here's a list of events for pagans, witches and those with similar interests. There are online things you can do anywhere (bolded to spot more easily) plus in-person talks and work...
This is the labyrinth at Fen Court, in the City of London, which I walked for World Labyrinth Day on Saturday. You can, of course, visit at any time you like as it's in a tiny publ...
Here's a list of events for pagans, witches and those with similar interests. There are online things you can do anywhere (bolded to spot more easily) plus in-person talks and work...
Joanne Hendricks Cookbooks is a shop filled with rare and out-of-print titles.
A UK 'city of stories' where independent bookshops stacked to the ceiling with novels sitting alongside traditional tearooms, makes the perfect weekend escape for book lovers
Here's a list of events for pagans, witches and those with similar interests. I include online things you can do anywhere (bolded so you can see them easily) plus in-person talks a...
Claire de Rouen has a new location Nearly 20 years after first launching above Soho Original Books on Charing Cross Road, Claire de Rouen has opened a new home in Shoreditch. The s...
The book, Songs For The Philologists by J.R.R. Tolkien, is one of just 15 copies in existence - and is now in the ownership of a Wallingford antiquarian.
A signed copy of 'The Hungry Little Caterpillar' The multi-day annual exhibition returns to the Park Avenue Armory on April 30. [ more › ]
All good stuff! I knew the history of the Prime Meridian from a fascinating book that I bought long ago, and when I checked it just now, it’s recently appeared in a new edition...
All good stuff! I knew the history of the Prime Meridian from a fascinating book that I bought long ago, and when I checked it just now, it’s recently appeared in a new edition...
A Blackwell's bookshop in Oxford has been forced to close due to "cataclysmic flooding", according to one shopper in the city.
Since the invention of Gutenberg’s printing press in 1440, it’s estimated that there have been at least 129,864,880 books published. I don’t know about you, but for me, that means...
Here's a list of events for pagans, witches and those with similar interests over the next couple of weeks. I mainly include in-person things in or near London, because that's wher...
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