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Month: December 2011

Book Review: Occult Encyclopedia of Magic Squares

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

The Occult Encyclopedia of Magic Squares by Nineveh Shadrach is exactly what it says it is. A book of magick squares. Here’s the thing about this book — it’s a reference book for working magicians.  I don’t see it being useful for dabblers Continue reading Book Review: Occult Encyclopedia of Magic Squares→

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Plans for the Year Ahead

Posted on December 26, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

A friend of mine said that today seems like a day to take a long and thoughtful look at goals for the year ahead.  I agree.  A lot of people start their years with New Years Resolutions. I made a Continue reading Plans for the Year Ahead→

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Holidays

Posted on December 25, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

This month’s FM Blog Tour post was a writing prompt called Holidays. I actually ended up with Christmas as my posting date. So Merry Christmas! To those who celebrate other holidays – Happy Holidays! I am going to take a Continue reading Holidays→

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December Greetings

Posted on December 21, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

Happy Holidays to all! I am enjoying my holiday so far. I hope all of you are, too.  The Infernal Colopatiron has gone to print.  The day job has been busy. I’ve got an editor waiting for the second half Continue reading December Greetings→

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It’s True

Posted on December 15, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

Yes folks, the rumors are true. The completed Infernal Colopatiron was sent to my editor over this past weekend and I’m sending at least the first part of Into Darkness into editing this weekend. For ID we had to find another Continue reading It’s True→

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HUNTED (formerly Switched) “Sneak Peek”

Posted on December 14, 2011 by Steph — 15 Comments ↓

Author’s Note: Please note that this preview is safe for all audiences. I chose a scene I think captures the essence of the novel.  Please enjoy this preview and know that it has NOT undergone editing yet (and I might Continue reading HUNTED (formerly Switched) “Sneak Peek”→

Posted in Anne O'Connell, books, excerpts | 15 Replies

Coming Out of the Broom Closet

Posted on December 13, 2011 by Steph — 9 Comments ↓

Coming out of the broom closet. That’s a phrase a lot of pagans and witches use when it comes to telling their families that they’re witches and no longer Christian, or whatever brand of religion they formerly practiced (or pretended Continue reading Coming Out of the Broom Closet→

Posted in A Malkuth of Me, religion, rites of passage, S. Connolly, Spirituality, thoughts | 9 Replies

Winter Wonderland

Posted on December 5, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

You know, I don’t mind snow all that much if I don’t have to drive in it. This weekend was one of those weekends I didn’t have to drive in it – and therefore it was beautiful.  I loved sitting Continue reading Winter Wonderland→

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The Day Hell Froze Over

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Steph — No Comments ↓

In honor of the Holiday Season I always give this story away for free. If you love it, you can buy a print copy (replete with silly pictures) from Lulu.com and you can download it for your Kindle and your Continue reading The Day Hell Froze Over→

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