From practical spells to swampy tales, this grimoire serves up a heaping helping of Southern magic that's as charming as a front porch on a summer evening.
The swamp witch wanders through misty bayous and mysterious wetlands in search of ingredients for their magical work. From Spanish moss to bone curios, Mystic Dylan teaches you how to harness the fierce power of the natural world. Follow him down a path lit by fireflies, serenaded by cicadas, and guarded by alligators, where you'll learn the transformative magic of the dark and mysterious swamp.
Whether you're looking for love, protection, or prosperity, the swamp is sure to have a cure for whatever ails you. Hop in the crawdad boat, mind the mud, and beware of snakes and alligators. Oh, and don't forget the mosquito repellent.
This grimoire is your guide to the rich traditions of Cuban, Creole, Cajun, and other coastal Southern folk magic—so grab your charm bag and get ready for a spellbinding journey!
Includes essays by guest contributors Denise Alvarado and Col. Kemp.
As someone who lives in the Everglades, this book interested me.
There are parts of this book that I will never use, but I still found some things that got my interest. I find value in gaining information, even if I will never use it. I think it's helpful to understand other peoples practices and ways.
I'm going to hear him talk about this book in a couple of days. So, I may edit this review if I feel that I should.
I think this book does a good job of covering different facets of southern magical practice. I would recommend reading this.
This book delivers exactly what it promises. An immersive swamp atmosphere with plenty of spells and historical folklore. Extremely well-written and the formatting makes it easy to reference.