Riga Hayworth is many things: a witch, an interpreter of dreams, a reader of tarot cards, and a private investigator. She is also a doting aunt to a teen niece who idolizes her and best friend to an ex-pat French gargoyle. And now she finds herself caught up in the strangest case of her strange career: trying to solve the murder of a woman who was apparently killed by her own long-dead husband, while trying to figure out how sexy and charismatic casino owner Donovan Mosse fits into the whole thing ....
Anthony Gresham
I'm sure I've mentioned this before but the universe does seem to love irony. I hope your coven-mates enjoy the surprise. I am on the mailing list f...
Steven Posch
I've long been struck by the absence--that annoying partridge aside--of pears in mythology/the Received Tradition.As my friend Volkhvy says, "There's ...
Steven Posch
I remember Kate Seredy's The White Stag well. "Little Father" Attila leads his people--the- Huns--to the Promised Land--Hungary--by following the Whit...
Anthony Gresham
In "Christianity the origins of a Pagan Religion" Philippe Walter connotes white deer with Halloween. His examples are of Saint Hubertus patron saint...
Meredith Everwhite
I know this is an almost five-year-old article and comment, but it was recommended for me not too long ago and after reading all this and reflecting f...
