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

[herbmcsidhe.livejournal.com]

Literary POV? Well, compared to Bulwer-Lytton she's a frickin' genius - but typical of the era. That having been said, Fortune's The Sea Priestess and Moon Magic have certainly inspired enough rites and rituals over the decades. I enjoy it,

[fraterachdae.livejournal.com]

Haha. I like Bulwer-Lytton, too, but certainly not because it's 'good', you know? It's just entertaining. I'll have to check-out some of Fortune's novels.

[tryst-inn.livejournal.com]

Herb is so correct - the companion books SP & MM are beyond amazing!