Traditional Wicca
A Seeker's Guide

Traditional Wicca by Thorn Mooney Review by Dawn Thomas 216 Pages Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, Ltd. Publication Date: July 8, 2018 Nonfiction (Adult), Religion, Spirituality Thorn Mooney wrote her first book on witchcraft when she was a teenager before heading off to college. Later she realized she did......more

If you are looking for a clear explanation of lineaged, initiatory witchcraft, this is it. If you are looking for a coven, thinking of joining a coven, or merely curious, I would recommend reading this book. Even if you are an experienced Wiccan initiate, you could benefit from the perspectives offe......more

I have followed Thorn Mooney for sometime in the Pagan community. Knowing she is such a wealth of academic and experiential knowledge, I couldn't wait to read this book! I was not disappointed. Thorn's writing style is captivating yet practical. She delivered incredibly valuable information about Tr......more

A book that probably confirmes Traditional Gardinarian Wicca is not for me. Thorn is a licensed hunter, we discover on p143 an activity she concedes many find reprehensible. I am one such person so I wish I'd been aware of this fact before purchasing the book. Most of us who find hunting abhorrent (......more

Thorn Mooney’s “Little Blue Book” is a welcome revitalization that Wicca has been looking for. Most books to be found on Wicca tend to focus on the solitary practice of it (that is not a judgement statement) and less can be found on what a coven practice looks like. Most of today’s content around Wic......more