Naughtiness in Seattle

[trystinn]

Took Josh today to Travelers & Edge of the Circle, neither of which he'd been to before. Bought some yummy teas, loose herbs, fresh resins (oxymoron, anyone?) and a great new censer Josh had wanted for some time. Josh bought a few pagan t-shirts and bumper stickers (sigh on the last one, I'll borrow them often). Whenever I go into a bookstore I feel like I'm cheating on the Wind & Tide. So here's my sin(s):

Dion Fortune: "Winged Bull" & "Demon Lover" - thus filling out by Dion Fortune fiction collection.

Barbara Black Koltuv, Ph.D.: "The Book of Lilith" - something I've been curious about

Nigel Jackson & Michael Howard: "Pillars of Tubal-Cain"
- something I've been REALLY curious about for a long time

Though, I'm not truly sinful as none of our distributors could find any of the above - I did manage to get one of the "Greenmantle" by Charles de Lint re-prints from our bookstore. And have already finished it. Gods I need to read more of his stuff.

Must trot along now, naughtiness with hubby to begin in...3....2...1...

Comments

[dbmyrrha.livejournal.com]

I love Greenmantle!!!

If you have any questions about the TW stuff, you know where to come. LOL.

Jackson is kinda a git. I'm interested in reading that book, meself.

[herbmcsidhe.livejournal.com]

PoTC is ... okay. There's some good pointers, but all in all, I didn't feel there was that much "new" info in it - but I'm jaded, of course, by virture of being brought in when rocks were still soft.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

New to me, though.

My concept of Tubal Cain is the brother-in-law to Noah from the Torah. So I'm a bit behind to say the least.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

1. Isn't it fabulous? I was cheering for Ali and the Mystery the whole time.

2. Yes, ma'm, will do. Thanks for the offer.

3. At nearly thirty dollars, maybe you wanna borrow it from me? :)

[dbmyrrha.livejournal.com]

3. yes, please. I'll take care of it, read it, then decide if I wanna shell out the cash for my own copy.