Today we’ll be looking at “Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Correspondences: A Comprehensive & Cross Referenced Resource for Pagans & Wiccans” by Sandra Kynes. Whew! Try saying THAT three times fast!

Author Deborah Blake and I talk about her latest book, “Everyday Witch Book of Rituals”, favorite felines, and Panera. Seriously, that’s how the two of us do things.

Christopher Penczak is here to talk about his first book “City Magick: Spells, Rituals, and Symbols for the Urban Witch” that is back in print. We talk primarily about his book, but there is some good talk about some other things too!

This is about a woman who has a very successful blog and with some hard work and a publisher that believed in her had her first book published. And that woman isn’t me. I’m talking about Kris Bradley who created the blog Confessions of a Pagan Soccer Mom, who with Weiser Books published her first book “Mrs. B’s Guide to Household Witchery: Everyday Magic, Spells, and Recipes”. Obviously I despise this woman.

Of course that isn’t true.

After realizing it had been two years since I last interviewed Saxon Pagan author Alaric Albertsson I invited him back. Join us as we talk chickens, Facebook, the summer festival season, and what he’s working on now.

Today’s article is from Velody of the blog Treegold & Beegold, which is this great blog about craft projects, Paganism, and parenting. Velody is incredibly active online, filled with seemingly endless enthusiasm for crafting, and she makes the most adorable Pagan themed children’s toys and accessories that I finally asked if she would be willing to share a craft project with The Magical Buffet readers. I’m super excited that she said yes, and I of course love this brilliant candle holder.

Author Sandra Kynes shares her experience with the evolution of one year’s new year’s resolution.

Join us for 10 questions with Kitchen Witch Dawn Hunt! Today we’re talking about the new cookbook “Tastes from the Temple” that she did with the Temple of Witchcraft. So bring your appetite and click on in!

John Matthews and Caitlin Matthews wrote a book years ago titled “The Winter Solstice: The Sacred Traditions of Christmas”. How many years ago? The book was a 1998 Benjamin Franklin Award winner! I’m happy to say that thanks to the great folks at Quest Books I’m able to share a wonderful piece from that book about “Old Sir Christmas”. Enjoy!

Join Dawn Hunt of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery as she talks autumn, Samhain, and most importantly….pie.