Category: Interviews
Conversations with authors, practitioners, and the people whose work has shaped my own.
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5 Spiritual / Pagan Blogs You Must Subscribe to (Besides Mine)
Spiritual and pagan blogs are plentiful but generally lack consistency or longevity–more on that in an upcoming post about a survey I conducted this month. I’m a bit envious of bloggers who are able to find a very focused niche and stick with it. I may be both prolific in my writings and in it…
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Interview with a Pagan Bookseller: Trends in Spiritual Books
Pagan bookseller Debra Strasser is my go-to person to find out what’s happening with spiritual books, whether Christian, Pagan, or other religions. She blogs at The 5 Things I Need for Pagan Blog Project 2012 and at 200 Books I Own and Haven’t Read. When I asked her if I could use her real name…
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Interview with Pagan Author Christine Ashworth
Below: the book trailer for Demon Soul by Christine Ashworth — if you like True Blood, you’ll like Christine’s paranormal romances. Christine Ashworth: A Brief Interview Author Christine Ashworth is the first in my new interview series with writers, teachers, musicians, artists, and readers who are either pagan or fit the “Spiritual Eclectic” description. Christine…
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Religious Bigots, Hypocrites, and Wiccans Disguised as Good Christians
Grrrr. I’m still highly offended. Out of deference to my children—and the several times this has happened—I’ll keep it vague, but I am righteously pissed off. Not that you read my journal. That would require you to actually explore my beliefs rather than violating your own holy book by judging me outright. And where’s the…
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Baffled
Some men don’t appreciate my sense of humor. “Hey, gorgeous, I’m looking for some fun. Can you help me out?” “Sure. Twenty feet to the west, and take a quick right.” Hmmm, and they say men never ask for directions….
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Struggling Again
They say it takes 28 days to create a new habit. I think it takes a lot less to create a bad one or to lose your momentum on the good ones. September was a rough month for work, but October’s been even worse. What’s happened is what usually happens when I get stressed with …
