by Raechel Henderson | May 12, 2021 | Book Review
This book falls into the category of “Could Have Been a Blog Post”. I’m guessing at the ratio but the book feels to be fifty percent or more quotes from other people compared to original writing by the author. And that original writing is threadbare. I...
by Raechel Henderson | Apr 14, 2021 | Book Review
This post originally appeared on my Patreon March 10, 2021. This post isn’t so much of a review, but more of a collection of the quotes and notes I took while reading Backwoods Witchcraft, a book that took me four months (and three checkouts from the library) to...
by Raechel Henderson | Jan 13, 2021 | Book Review
Due to my local library having to limit access to the building in 2020, they raised the number of electronic titles patrons could check out each month. This has meant that I’ve come across many more titles than I would have if I had just browsed the stacks. As an...
by Raechel Henderson | May 3, 2018 | Book Review
This is pretty much the kind of book I hope Sew Witchy turns out to be. Ever come across a book where you make satisfied “mmm” noises as you read? Ever read a book that feels like a conversation between like-minded friends? How about one that...
by Raechel Henderson | Nov 6, 2017 | Book Review
Root work + shamanism = a useful book. The first time I was aware of how an environment affected me was in 1994-1996. I had moved to Laramie, Wyoming to go to school. The years I was there I felt unsettled, unraveling. I eventually moved away, heading for Chicago...
by Raechel Henderson | Oct 5, 2017 | Book Review
She had me at the witch as gentle anarchist and lost me at “gypsy”. In my wandering and varied research for my book, I kept coming across the witch’s runes. You can find a plethora of them on Etsy. I was really curious as to what...
