Marion Sipe Books

Llewellyn s 2013 magical almanac

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Presents articles, grouped by element, on ribbon magic, answering the goddess's call, lunar potions, the magical uses of foxglove, caring for house elves, bringing steampunk principles into Pagan t...

Llewellyn s 2013 Witches Companion

By Marye Anne Azzarello, Chandra Alexandre, Kala Ambrose, Llewellyn Publications Staff, Barbara Ardinger

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Llewellyn s 2014 Magical Almanac

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All Claws

By Marion Sipe

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Symmetricals

By Marion Sipe

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All Souls

By Marion Sipe

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Servant in this House

By Marion Sipe

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Llewellyn's 2014 Witches' Datebook

By Ellen Dugan, Susan Pesznecker, Deborah Blake, Magenta Griffith, Autumn Damiana, James Kambos, Marion Sipe, Lupa

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