Update on my Vernon Library Summer Reading Challenge and my Worlds Without End reading challenges! Plus a short review of "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin and my observations regarding 1920s science fiction, what it tells us about the early 20th century, and what we can learn from it today. Read more
Sable explains her recent absence and rants about the ephemeral nature of technology. Read more
Update on my Vernon Library Summer Reading Challenge and my Worlds Without End reading challenges! Plus a short review of "The Return of Tarzan" by Edgar Rice Burroughs and a short editorial on racism in old novels vs. portraying a racist society. Read more
And so it was that the Oak King came to rule the Summer, and the Holly King, the Winter, and They delighted in the changes that time and experience wrought in one another, and They were content. Read more
An update on the Okanagan Library Summer Reading Challenge and the Worlds Without End Reading Challenges, plus a short review of "Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank. Also, what non-fiction subject should I read for the challenge? You decide! Read more
Update on Sable's summer reading challenge, and a short review of "All the Birds in the Sky" by Charlie Jane Anders. Read more
Sable reviews "All the Birds in the Sky" by Charlie Jane Anders. Read more
Want an excuse to do more reading this summer? Why not join a reading challenge? Sable talks about some of the challenges she's doing and how they intertwine. Read more
Should religion have a price? What about a practitioner's skills? In Wicca we advise that we should never charge for the Craft; but what, exactly, does that entail? If we, as Priestesses and Priests of the lwa and the old gods, are not going to charge for our services, how do we support ourselves and our work? Sable Aradia, Wiccan Priestess, and Lilith Dorsey, Voodoo Priestess, discuss these hard issues. Read more
To celebrate Canada Day, Sable breaks down the magickal and symbolic meaning of a few Canadian national symbols. Read more
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