I haven\u2019t done a Nine Things I Think<\/a> post in over two years. I started the series in 2013 \u2013 I thought it would be a good way to cover things that aren\u2019t long enough for their own individual posts. I stopped in 2017 because they weren\u2019t well read, and because I\u2019ve had no shortage of blog-length topics to write about.<\/p>\n But now I have another list of short things I want to talk about, so it\u2019s time for another Nine Things I Think.<\/p>\n 1. Paganism In Depth \u2013 A Polytheist Approach<\/em><\/strong>. My second book was released for sale on June 8. The title is very descriptive of the content \u2013 it\u2019s a \u201cnext level\u201d Pagan book that goes deeper, from a polytheist perspective. It covers the ideas, concepts, and principles on which my Paganism is built. It has a strong emphasis on practice \u2013 all the things we do on a regular basis that build our skills and strengthen our relationships with our Gods and spirits. And it addresses many of the challenges we face in moving from a casual Paganism to a deep Paganism.<\/p>\n Paganism in Depth<\/em> is available from Amazon<\/strong><\/a>,\u00a0Barnes & Noble<\/strong><\/a>, Llewellyn<\/strong><\/a>, and at selected book stores and magic shops. If you see me at a Pagan gathering I\u2019ll have copies to sell, and I\u2019ll be happy to sign your book no matter where you bought it.<\/p>\n