Kitchen Witch: A Memoir (Shamanism Paganism Druidry) Review

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(More customer reviews)"Kitchen Witch: A Memoir," offers an honest glimpse into the life of one of America's own Craft Elders and a true country wise woman, Cora Anderson. You won't find talk of elaborate rituals here, but rather the simple, subtle, yet potent magic and wisdom of hearth, heart, and home. One of my favorite sections of the book, and one I return to time and time again, is Cora's "Brushwood Poetry" which give a strong glimpse into the mind of the woman and the witch. From childhood encounters with faeries, to living through the Depression, and her first "physical plane" meeting with he husband Victor, "Kitchen Witch" is a beautiful testament of joy, magic, and sorrow that belongs on the shelf of every practitioner of American Witchcraft and folk magic.

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A personal narrative filled with homespun wisdom, this memoir recounts the life and times of one of the founders behind the Feri tradition of modern Neopagan witchcraft. Revealing the author's journey through an intriguing collection of challenging circumstances and memorable experiences, this account ranges from an impoverished childhood in rural Alabama during the Great Depression to her marriage to the blind poet, shaman, and cofounder of the Feri tradition, Victor H. Anderson. Warm, intimate, and bittersweet, this glimpse into the world of a true American "kitchen witch" includes recipes, personal spells, and poetry, demonstrating an extensive knowledge of a craft held in high regard by healers and folk magicians of the rural South.

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Magick for the Kitchen Witch Review

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(More customer reviews)I recently received this book from a Pagan friend and I love it. It's simple to understand, and I see a lot of old wives' tales in it. Being Southern I grew up (and still do) a lot of Kitchen Magick and not even know it. It was very interesting to see where some of the things came from and to learn a little magic along the way. I would say that if you are into magic or simple like to learn new things, then this is the book for you. You can learn a little candle magic or knot magic or even Witch bottles all from the point-of-view from the kitchen (which is the heart of any home).
You don't have to be a witch or even pagan to enjoy this book.


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Have you ever spilled salt and quickly tossed a pinch over yourleft shoulder, but never quite knew why? Some of what we nowcommonly refer to as "superstitions" are actually small pieces ofmagick left over from bygone days. Kitchen witchery is a commonand simple form of magick that caters to the hearth andhome and many people perform a small act of kitchen witcherydaily without knowing it. Th is path is not comprised of onlyone belief system but is an eclectic mixture of many paths, oldwives' tales, superstitions and home remedies.Magick for the Kitchen Witch takes a look at how a practitioner canfi nd inspiration for creating their own spells as well as showcasingmany wonderful spells that fi t perfectly with any earth-basedspiritual path. Th e spells in this book can be used by beginnersas well as long-time practitioners and adapted for a wide varietyof beliefs.Learn about charm bags, witch bottles, candle magick, divination,using food in magick, basic healing as well as brief informationon a culturally diverse selection of domestic or kitchen Godsand some wonderfully fascinating tales of folklore witches.If you view the hearth or kitchen as the heart of your home; ifyour prefer simple, earth-based or earth-friendly magick; if youlike to turn the mundane into magick; then Magick for the KitchenWitch is a must-have in your magickal library.

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