The most complete listing of European Gods and Goddesses to be found anywhere; Celtic, Norse, Anglo-Saxon, Medieval, Romany, Slavic, Baltic, Finish/Sammi-Lappish etc. etc. Over 2000 entries, with relevant details for both the practising Pagan and academic. Includes appendices on Cultures and Correspondences, as well as high quality illustrations of some of the lesser know deities.

(Phoenix Publications Inc. Custer, WA USA, and Robert Hales Ltd. London)

Watch for review chapters in PANGAEA magazine, and other leading Occult Magazines.

This is a groundbreaking new work; the first book of it's kind on healing specifically for Witches, Pagans and Occultists. It includes extensive chapters on the Spiritual (aura/chakras/caballa etc), Mental (psychology), and physical body. A book which has combined occult wisdom with holistic principle, it has practical chapters on Spiritual (Aura/Chakric) Healing, Massage, Herbalism, Shamanistic Healing, Counselling with Regression and Tarot, and the last act of healing; Last Rites.

Here's what some people are saying about it:

"All I can do is sing praises for this book! It is wonderful!!! I have been a Certified Nurse's Asst. for almost two years now and just recently got my certification in mental rehabilitation asst. The book is more complete than any other on the subject of healing than any I have read! The sections on the systems of the body will be most informative to those who know little of them! Thanks for another master piece! Sincerely, Byron"

"I ordered your book from Barnes and Noble several weeks ago, the book showed up in 6 days. Great Book!!! ... I know that the book only gives an overview of how the physical body funtions and interacts with itself, but it is a lot more than I absorbed in school back in the 60s. I have not finished reading it yet, but it will be a main reference book for my healing techniques. Thank you, and the Farrars as well for a great book". Labhran DolphinHeart

"I manage a bookstore in Columbus, Ohio, and The Healing Craft is very popular with our 'grown-up' customers. Bought a copy for myself, and will be adding it to the reading list for 2nd and 3rd-degree coveners. Shared it with a local Native American leader, and he is finding it to be very useful." Lilith

NON-FICTION
by Stewart Farrar

WHAT WITCHES DO: A Modern Coven Revealed

Peter Davies, London, 1971; Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, New York, 1971; Sphere paperback, London 1973. (All those out of print.) Reissue, with Foreword to Second Edition, by Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA 9824O, U.S.A., 1983. Republished by Robert Hale, London, 1991. Spanish edition LO QUE HACEN LAS BRUJAS, Ediciones Martinez Roca, Barcelona, 1977. Dutch edition published 1994 by De Wijzer Kater, Utrecht. New Spanish edition LO QUE HACEN LOS BRUJOS, Luis Cárcamo editor, 1994. Czech edition CARODEJSTVI DNES, translator Lily Sekytová, publisher Ivo Zelezny, 1996.

(General view of subject, written in Stewart's first year in Wicca. Still selling well.)

Reviews:

"At Last, a really intelligent, well-written and informative book on present day Witchcraft"

The Australian

"an engrossing portrayal of the modern coven at work"

Yorkshire Morning Telegraph

"an excellent book about a subject which is too often distorted by sensationalism"

The Book Exchange

By Janet and Stewart Farrar

THE WITCHES BIBLE: The Complete Witches Handbook

(EIGHT SABBATS FOR WITCHES and THE WITCHES WAY combined as one book)

 EIGHT SABBATS FOR WITCHES, Robert Hale, London, 1981; Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1988. Published by Hale in paperback 1992. German edition ACHT SABBATE FÜR HEXEN, Joh. Bohmeier Verlag, Soltendieck, 1994. Japanese edition to be published 1995.

(The seasonal rituals plus Wiccaning, Handfasting and Requiem. Very Celtic-based.)

THE WITCHES' WAY, Robert Hale, London, 1984; Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1988.

(General view of subject in greater depth than WHAT WITCHES DO.)

The above two also published in American paperback under the title A WITCHES BIBLE Vols. 1 & 2, Magickal Childe, New York, 1984, and later as a boxed set as A WITCHES BIBLE COMPLEAT. Rights now acquired by Phoenix Publications(1996).

Reviews:(Eight Sabbats)

"The best book on practical and theoretical wicca published in years...well written, well illustrated, crystal clear and at the same time so informative, entertaining and thought provoking"

Black Mirror

"The most genuine and informative book on witchcraft to be published this century."

Ignews

"The book is written in an informative and dignified manner, dispelling many of the myths surrounding witchcraft and its practices and detailing the actual meanings behind the beliefs and practices of witchcraft."

Foresight

(Witches Way)

"An absolute must for all those interested or active in the Wicca."

Wiccan Rede

"A fascinating insight into the creative process behind the craft... A remarkable attempt to do justice to the complexities of contemporary witchcraft."

Light

THE WITCHES' GODDESS: the Feminine Principle of Divinity

Robert Hale, London, 1987; Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1988.

(Aspects of the Goddess principle, plus chapters on a selection of Goddesses, plus an alphabetical list of about 1,OOO Goddesses of the world.)

Reviews:

"Once again Janet and Stewart Farrar lead the Wiccan literary field with their newly published The Witche's Goddess"

Ancient Ways

"It has been a pleasure to read this book, and I commend it to all readers without hesitation. It is a long awaited and unique tribute to the Goddesses which can only serve to bring Goddesses and devotees into closer raport."

Sirius

LIFE AND TIMES OF A MODERN WITCH, Piatkus Books, London, 1987; paperback Headline Books, London, 1988; Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1988.

(A shorter general view of the subject, specifically for the interest of non-witches.)

THE WITCHES GOD:The Lord of the Dance

 Robert Hale, London, 1989, paperback 1995; Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1989. Portuguese edition O DEUS DOS MAGOS, Agencia Siciliano de Livros, Brazil, 1993.

(Companion volume to THE WITCHES' GODDESS.)

Reviews:

"Excellent companion volume to The Witches Goddess."

The Cauldron

"Dozens of ancient deities are being worshipped in our green and pleasant land, according to the authors of a new book which details rituals appropriate to each."

Sunday Times

SPELLS AND HOW THEY WORK

 Robert Hale, London, 1990 (paperback 1992); Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, 1990.

(The principles, ethics, etc. of spell-working.)

Reviews:

"An entertaining and informative overview of approaches to spell casting both old and new."

Pagan News

"A literarly goldmine in its assemblage of hexes, workings and potions from people around the world. Pagans amongst you should love it!."

Earth

by Janet Farrar & Virginia Russell

THE MAGICAL HISTORY OF THE HORSE

Robert Hale, London, 1992.

Republished Capall Bann, Chieveley, 1999.

(Folklore and mythology of the horse, & of smithcraft. In fact written by Janet and Stewart.)

by Janet & Stewart Farrar & Gavin Bone

THE PAGAN PATH: PHILOSOPHY OF NEO-PAGANISM

 Phoenix Publishing, Custer, WA, Spring 1995, with world rights. Robert Hale, London 1996.

(Basics of that philosophy, and the state of the movement in various countries.)

Reviews:

"It's nice to see a book that presents Paganism in terms of larger, international cultural and social issues instead of staying within 'occult ghetto' walls."

Chas Clifton, editor of the Witchcraft Today series of books

"The Pagan Path is aimed at a widely diverse audience and will be easily understood by a novice as well as the more highly initiated student of the occult. It is the newest logical extension of the long list of very impressive books on Paganism which the Farrars have to their credit."

Loretta Hoback, New Age Retailer

Novels by Stewart Farrar

Detective

THE SNAKE ON 99, Collins, London, 1958.

ZERO IN THE GATE, London; Walker, New York, 1961.

DEATH IN THE WRONG BED, London; Walker, New York, 1963.

Romance

DELPHINE, BE A DARLING(under the pen-name Laurie Stewart), Hurst & Blackett, London, 1963; Valentine Romance Club, London, 1965.

Occult

THE TWELVE MAIDENS, Michael Joseph, London, 1973; St. Martin's Press, New York, 1974; paperback Bantam Books, New York, 1975; paperback Arrow Books, London, 1976.

THE SERPENT OF LILITH, paperback Pocket Books, New York, 1976 (under the pen-name Margot Villiers); paperback Arrow Books, London, 1976 (under own name).

THE DANCE OF BLOOD, paperback Arrow Books, London, 1977; hardback Severn House, London, 1979.

THE SWORD OF ORLEY, Michael Joseph, London, 1977; St. Martin's Press, New York, and Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Toronto, 198O.

OMEGA, paperback Arrow Books, London, 198O; hardback Times Books, New York, and Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Toronto, 198O. Now republished with Bastet Press, PO Box 100, McDonough, New York, 13801-0100.

FORCIBLE ENTRY, Robert Hale, London, 1986. Norwegian edition VOLDTATT SJEL, Ernst G. Mortensens Forlag, 1988.

BACKLASH, Robert Hale, London, 1988.

WITCH'S DOZEN, Godolphin House, P.O. Box 1502, New Bern, NC 28563, U.S.A. 1996.(Thirteen short stories. Cover painting by Janet.)