about my resources
This website began as a space to host my personal witchcraft blog—a place to collect my musings, gather inspiration, and document my ongoing magical journey. But through growing alongside my own small, beloved community of witches, I’ve come to recognize a deeper need for freely accessible, diverse, and grounded resources on the many traditions and expressions of witchcraft.
As a result, this site is evolving into a living archive of practical and thoughtful magical resources—like my ongoing public Black Book project—designed to support and inspire fellow practitioners. I believe that knowledge should be a shared, collaborative effort, existing outside of paywalls, influencer culture, and hierarchical gatekeeping.
This site is entirely self-funded. I do not accept donations, sell readings or courses, or take sponsorships or brand deals. Everything you find here is a labor of love, created with one simple purpose: make witchcraft resources that are accessible, practical, thoughtful and free.
All of my current and future resources are built on the foundation of my own beliefs and relationship with the study and practice of witchcraft. They are written exclusively for this website, inspired by influences from old-style, folkloric, bioregional and Traditional witchcraft. They can be adapted and altered for use with any practice, by any practitioner (so long as your own beliefs and magical practice allow).
I’ve been a practicing witch for 25 years, with nearly two years of study and exploration before I truly began what I consider my journey as a witch. My early years were rooted in cottage and hedge witchery, where I spent over a decade tending to home-based magic and spirit work before slowly developing the historically informed, folkloric magical tradition I practice today.
I hold a degree in education and have worked as both a classroom educator and a college-level tutor. My background in curriculum development and teaching research skills deeply informs the way I create magical resources—in the hopes of being approachable, engaging, and useful for practitioners at all levels.