By Witch Eye: Selections from the F(a)eri(e) Uprising, Vol. 1

by Storm Faerywolf (Editor), Storm Faerywolf, Victor Anderson

Witch Eye: A Zine of Feri Uprising began serving the Feri community in 1999 as a place in which the various lines of our shared tradition could come together to express our unique views and share our magick. In this volume is reprinted selected material from the first seven issues (now out-of-print) as well as some brand new material never before published.

Included in this volume is material by:

T. Thorn Coyle
Victor & Cora Anderson
Storm Faerywolf
Gwydion Pendderwen
Rhea Shemazi
Brian Dragon
Chas Bogan
The Pitch Black Witch
...and many more!

Genres: Spirituality

262 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

With a name gifted by vision and dream, Storm Faerywolf is a professional warlock. He has studied and been initiated into various streams of practical witchcraft, most notably the Faery tradition, where he holds the Black Wand of a Master. He is the chancellor of Modern Witch University, co-founder of Black Rose Witchcraft, and a columnist for The Wild Hunt. He has given lectures, taught classes, and led rituals all across the US and Europe, in a career spanning over three decades.

A Master/Teacher in several lineages of Reiki, and a trained folk magician, he is also a published author having penned several books including “The Stars Within the Earth”, “Awakening the BlueLotus”, “Betwixt & Between”, “Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft”, “The Satyr’s Kiss,” and "The Witch’s Name."

A proud queer poly man, he lives in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area with his loving partners, where together they run an online magical boutique, Datura Trading Co., surrounded by dogs, cats, chickens, and a plethora of trees and plants. He believes in beauty, kindness, equality, true love, and magic.

Reviews

[S. Rune · Rating 5 out of 5]

Storm and the other writers in the Feri tradition are definitely worth a read, they really raise awesome questions and help explore valuable topics in the occult and witchy world. This volume collects some of the most thought-provoking and well written articles of the run of Witch Eye magazine. I heartily recommend reading it if you're interested in the Craft from a non-Wiccan perspective.