Merry meet, Debra. Thank you very much for your lovely comment and for spending time visiting my wee corner of the web. It’s a pleasure to connect with you.

To date, I’ve only had a chance to visit Edmonton once (for around two weeks in September 2016). Both my husband and I adored our time there and really fell in love with your beautiful corner of Alberta. The next time we’re up that way, I will make a point to try and visit your awesome shop.

Please feel free to share this list (crediting it back to this blog or my IG account if you do) anywhere your heart desires. I’m touched that you wish to do so. 🙏💗

If you would ever like to collaborate in any capacity (product reviews, giveaways, an interview, etc), please don’t hesitate to zip an email my way.

Abundant blessings of the Samhain-into-Yule season from my heart to yours.

🖤 Autumn

What wonderfully kind and supportive feedback, dear Zania. Thank you very much for letting me know that you found this extensive list of Pagan sabbat books useful.

Prior to its launch, when I was envisioning Witchcrafted Life’s audience, I sincerely thought that it would lean considerably more heavily on being comprised of fellow Pagans and witches. Little did I know that it would be my wonderful fellow paper crafters who would (thus far at least) comprise the bulk of WCL’s readership.

All that to say, I truly appreciate feedback on my Pagan/witchy/empath/metaphysical/similar posts and knowing that they’re striking a chord with members of our Pagan/witchy community.

Those almanacs are terrific! The useful, fascinating info they house makes them books in their own right and are sources that I personally return to time and time again.

Thank you very much for sharing about three of your fave witchery related books. I really appreciate it. Those are awesome titles, too (love Deborah’s down-to-earth, easily accessible writing). As a longstanding kitchen witch, I just know it’s only a matter of time until I pen a similar entry focused on kitchen witchery as well. I feel joyful just thinking about that and look forward to doing so one day.

You’re a gem, Zania. Thank you very much again. May this Samhain season find and keep you well around the clock, bless your days with gorgeous fall time magick, and bring an abundance of happiness to your lovely heart.

🖤 Autumn

I have head of a few of the books you listed but many I haven’t, so look forward to checking them out. Seasons of a Magical Life by H. Byron Ballard and The Hearth Witch’s Year by Anna Franklin look especially good. I like the Penniless Pagan blog too. I have saved this post to refer to later. 🙂

Wishing you a wonderful autumn season! 🙂

Zania ❤️