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The Wicca Book of Days: Legend and Lore for Every Day of the Year Kindle Edition

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Celebrate significant milestones in pagan and ancient history each turn of the Wiccan Wheel of Days—from January 1st through December 31st.  

Researched and compiled by contemporary Wiccan expert and practicing witch Gerina Dunwich, this day-by-day calendar commemorates the pagan festivals and feasts, birthdays, and major events in Wiccan history, legend, and lore. Entries include the Roman festival of Carmentalia on January 11th, Whitsunday on June 4th, and the Chinese Festival of the Hungry Ghosts on August 18th. Highlighting Eastern, Western, and Native American holidays, feasts, and celebrations, The Wicca Book of Days is essential both as a Witch’s calendar and as a highly browsable history of pagan culture and folklore from ancient times to the present.
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Gerina Dunwich was born on December 27, 1959. After discovering at a very young age that she possessed certain psychic gifts and the ability to make contact with spirits of the dead, she developed an intense interest in the world of the occult. In the summer of 1969 she was formally introduced to witchcraft and spiritualism by an older family member, and has since devoted her personal life and writing career to educating the public about the ways of the Craft.
As a teenager, Gerina Dunwich (using a different nom de plume at the time) began writing poetry, short stories, magazine articles, and stage plays complete with musical scores. Her first published newspaper article, His Voice was His Vehicle, was an interview with singer/songwriter Jim Peterik from the rock n’ roll group, the Ides of March (and later, Survivor). Co-written with her cousin, Barbara Williams, it was published in October 1976.
By the spring of 1980 Gerina Dunwich was publishing a small press literary journal called Golden Isis, a one-woman operation that specialized in Goddess-inspired poetry and offbeat fiction. Its international circulation grew to nearly 3600 and it attracted subscribers from places as far away as Puerto Rico, Australia, Italy, and Japan. Circle of Shadows - a collection of Gerina’s own poetry, was self-published a decade later.
After visiting Salem, Massachusetts, in April of 1984, Gerina relocated to the North Shore of Boston, residing first in Beverly, and then in Ipswich. In the winter of 1986, she purchased the historic Moses Day Homestead - a stately 17th century Colonial house in Haverhill that had been built around the time of the infamous Salem witchcraft trials. The house, which had been featured in a local television documentary about haunted houses in the Boston area, was a hotbed of paranormal activity. Soon after moving there, Gerina experienced a vivid dream in which the spirit of the late witchcraft author Sybil Leek appeared and whispered to her that her destiny as an author was "written in the stars." The dream proved to be prophetic when, in 1987, Gerina landed her first book contract with Citadel Press. (Appropriately, the contract was dated October 31st.) The following year saw the publication of her first book, Candlelight Spells, and the start of her successful career as a prolific book author.
In December of 1993 she moved into a century-old Victorian mansion located in the quaint and historic town of Fort Covington, New York. She soon opened a small shop on High Street called "The Country Witch" (later renamed "The Calico Cat Whatnot Shop"), which sold antiques, curios and various occult supplies. (Coincidentally, the antique shop run by Sybil Leek in the New Forest was also located on a High Street.) The business proved to be instrumental in bringing together many of the area's Pagans, including several who would later become Gerina's close friends and members of her coven.
In February of 1998 Gerina Dunwich received a ministerial license from the Universal Life Church. Ironically, the first handfasting she performed as a legally ordained minister was for the younger brother of the cousin who had introduced her to witchcraft nearly thirty years earlier.
Gerina has been a guest on numerous radio talk shows throughout the United States and Canada. She has lectured and presented workshops at festivals and gatherings across the country, including the CraftWise Pagan Gathering (Waterbury, Connecticut), the Real Witches' Ball (Columbus, Ohio), and Panpipes' Pagan Day Festival (West Hollywood, California).
She is a member of the International Ghost Hunters Society, the Author’s Guild, and the Fellowship of Isis. Her biography is listed in a number of reference works, such as Who's Who in the East; Who’s Who of American Women, Personalities of America; and Crossroads: Who's Who of the Magickal Community (published by The Witching Well Education and Research Center, 1988). She is also mentioned in Anne Carson's Goddesses and Wise Women, Raymond Buckland’s The Witch Book, and other works.
In addition to being an occult author and respected spokesperson for the Neo-Pagan community, Gerina Dunwich is a freelance paranormal researcher who specializes in ghost animals and animal-related hauntings. In 2005 she founded the Paranormal Animal Research Group, which investigates haunted places and researches animal sensitivity to paranormal anomalies.

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07K5YFGPC
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Citadel Press (November 27, 2018)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ November 27, 2018
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 3582 KB
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
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  • Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 137 pages
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Originally from the Chicago area, Gerina Dunwich is an American author, best known for her books on witchcraft and the occult. Her articles, poetry and interviews have appeared in numerous publications, including Playgirl, American Woman, Moving Words, and Llewellyn's calendars and datebooks.

She writes fiction under the name, Gerri R. Gray, and is the author of the following books: The Amnesia Girl!; Gray Skies of Dismal Dreams; Graveyard Girls; and (soon to be published) Blood and Blasphemy. As a writer of short horror stories, her work has appeared in such publications as: Beautiful Tragedies, EconoClash Review, Deadman's Tome, and Jitter. www.amazon.com/author/gerri_r_gray

A former antique dealer and B&B proprietor, she lives in Upstate New York in an historic nineteenth-century house with her husband, a bevy of spirits, and a Siamese cat named Aristede. When she isn’t busy writing, she can often be found rummaging through antique shops, exploring haunted houses, or traipsing through old cemeteries with her camera.

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lena
5.0 out of 5 stars I really like it
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2011
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I like to read it each day, easy to read , not hard on your eyes, nice simple layout, some pictures. It's not a colorful book, it's bold print that's spaced out between each day . intresting facts and rites from the past from Buddhism , Italy ,Egyptian,Haitian etc etc cool book
This is not a Wicca book lol ,but I suppose u can throw it in that category. this is a cool book that tells about festivals and rites from all over
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Nina L. Tomlinson
5.0 out of 5 stars Multi-use Day planner
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2005
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I really like this product because I can use it to record my normal daily routines AND keep track of moon phases, sun travel, and times to best do spell work. And, I confess, as disorganized as I am, with a poor short term memory, I have great fun in making a concerted effort to wear whatever the color of the day is.
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Michelle
1.0 out of 5 stars The Wicca Book of Days: Legend and Lore for Every Day of the Year
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2014
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Nice content and informational. I have owned two of these books during my lifetime. Unfortunately, soon after buying this book both times I have had some personal tragedy occur (both with pets). I may be superstitious, but I associate this book with bringing in some type of bad luck - sorry, as I originally really liked the content.
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Katin
5.0 out of 5 stars Book of Days
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2014
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Right next to Nigel Pennick's "Pagan Book of Days" on our Household altar <3 Excellent tidbits of info for everyday living and a fun light read.
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Dorothy
5.0 out of 5 stars Great informa
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2014
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This book is full of all of the ancient rites and their dates and kind of celebrations and festivals.Very interesting.
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Ms. Charlene C. Cruze
5.0 out of 5 stars Off the beaten track
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2007
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This is a necessary item on my desk filling in tidbits of wisdom and knowledge not ordinarly found in a calendar. There's a little witch in all of us, and it is nourishing soul food.
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3.0 out of 5 stars neat-but kinda dissapointing
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 1999
its neat to be able to get up and look up waht happened that day in the past but i thought it was going to be more withcraft and less folklore
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Rachel
5.0 out of 5 stars I have enjoyed this book immensely
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2014
I have enjoyed this book immensely. I have learned alot about what each day of the month means to the Wiccan religion. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who is new to the Craft.
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Quartz Obsidian
4.0 out of 5 stars Informative
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 12, 2016
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Really informative. It's more like a reference book for me, but there was some interesting dates in there, which I liked.
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