podcast Inciting A Riot. His thousands of listeners worldwide tune in as he examines magic, witchcraft, Paganism, and spiritual seekership through a diverse, inclusive lens with a balance of modern science, critical thought, and pop culture. He lives in the Chicago suburbs with his husband and vast array of fur children.
Fire Lyte's new book is The Dabbler's Guide to Witchcraft: Seeking an Intentional Magical Path.
At Lit Hub he tagged nine "stories of witches, a coven of stories if you will, that encompass the history of the witch through time and how these stories are thriving in the modern era." One title on the list:
Signe Pike, The Lost QueenRead about another entry on the list.
The Lost Queen puts a magical spin on a nearly forgotten story of a very real queen from history, Languoureth, who ruled in sixth-century Scotland. She is the twin sister of the man who went on to inspire the legend of Merlin, but that isn’t the only magical tie in the book. Languoureth allies herself with a woman whose strength and magic forever change the course of her life. If you have been pining to go back to Camelot but want a fresh take on the legend, this trilogy will hit all the right spots.
--Marshal Zeringue
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