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A Wiccan's Guide to Prophecy and Divination (Citadel Library of the Mystic Arts)

2 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 1997

The definitive reference guide on divination...
I am a teacher who teaches a class on occult beliefs and practices from around the world, and I often use this guide in the classroom. It is well-researched and extremely user-friendly.

Dunwich's Guide to Gemstone Sorcery

12 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Career Press, 2003

An Excellent Guide to Gemstones and Magick
This is one of the best books on gemstone magick ever published. It covers everything from gemstone amulets to elixirs, and has a comprehensive table of correspondences, which I found extremely useful. Unlike similar books by Melody and Cunningham, it covers both the light and the darker uses of stones, and is also full of spells and wonderful pagan folklore. I highly recommend this book to ...

Magick Potions: How to Prepare and Use Homemade Incense, Oils, Aphordisacs, and Much More

12 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 2000

This one is interesting.
This is a great book on potion making. But be careful all because something is natural does not mean it cant make you sick. Like Cats claw is not good for a pregnant woman to drink. She does not put these warning on her book. Regardless of the reader not being warned it is a great book. O love the mandrake section and I have incorporated some of her potions in my spells. The Mandrake potion for ...

Death in Dunwich (Call of Cthulhu)
Ed Wimble

Theatre Of the Mind Enterprises (TOME), 1983

Phantom Felines And Other Ghostly Animals

2 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 2006

Phantom Felines and Other Ghostly Animals
If you're an animal lover who enjoys reading ghost stories, then this is the book for you. It is packed with true tales of the supernatural involving cats, dogs, birds, rabbits, and other pets returning from beyond the grave. The author, a paranormal investigator, begins the book with a chapter that discusses: Haunted Places, Earthbound Spirits and Spectral Sightings, Animal Sensitivity to ...

H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich: Return to the Forgotten Village (Call of Cthulhu Roleplaying, 8802)

1 review
Keith Herber (Introduction)

Chaosium, 2002

A Resourceful Resource
Having already read "Escape from Innsmouth" and the Kingsport Sourcebook, I read this book less charitably than I might have when it was first released. The characters of Dunwich all seem the same - poor, widowed, incestuous, abused, etc. After reading the hundredth entry on a family, I began to feel that it would be less tiresome to simply state that people there are backward, miserable, and ...

Wicca Craft: The Modern Witches Book of Herbs, Magick and Dreams (Library of the Mystic Arts)

22 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 2000

An Excellent Book
I bought this book some time ago, and it has been read often enough that it is beginning to spilt at the spine. As with any of Ms. Dunwich's books, I never tire of re-reading it. It is concise, practical, and to the point. Some of the information here may be found in other books by this author, but it is information that does bear repeating. Ms. Dunwich books in general are excellent ...

The Dunwich Horror And Others

21 reviews
H. P. Lovecraft

Arkham House Publishers, 1984

About this edition . . . .
I will not try to write a complete review, since I see that there are already 17 reviews available here, several of fine quality. This edition is of great interest because it issues from Arkham House. Arkham House publishing was founded by August Derleth, a protege of H.P. Lovecraft who himself wrote a rather large volume of pastiche material using the Cthulhu mythos of Lovecraft. One motive ...

The Dunwich Cycle: Where the Old Gods Wait (Cthulhu Cycle Books)

4 reviews
August William Derleth

Chaosium, 1995

A collection of stories from the rotting town of Dunwich
This book has a collection of stories that were inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's Dunwich Horror, including that famous story. It's an interesting book and if you are an avid reader of Lovecraft or of the Cthulhu mythos, this book is a must have.

Herbal Magick: A Witch's Guide to Herbal Folklore and Enchantments

6 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

New Page Books, 2002

WONDERFUL AND WELL-WRITTEN
This is a wonderful and well-written book on herbal magic, folklore, and natural healing with herbs. It makes an excellent companion to the author's other herbal, "The Wicca Garden." If you are into magical herbalism (and what self-respecting Witch isn't?) you will certainly find a ton of valuable and useful occult information in both of these Dunwich books.

The Wicca Book Of Days: Legend and Lore for Every Day of the Year (Library of the Mystic Arts)

9 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 2001

Off the beaten track
This is a necessary item on my desk filling in tidbits of wisdom and knowledge not ordinarly found in a calendar. There's a little witch in all of us, and it is nourishing soul food.

The Dunwich Horror and Others
H. P. Lovecraft

Jove, 1978

A Journey with the prince of darkness. A nerve-sizzling safari into seven dark levels of the supernatural. From the cosmic vampires of alien dimensions, to the vile spirits who stalk human prey. Enter the grotesque domain of rabid animals, damned souls, and unknown forces crouched at the edge of man's awareneness. Where you'll encounter the unholy being defiling Dunwich Castle and its unborn generations. A being more terrifying than death ...

Tales Out Of Dunwich

1 review

Hippocampus, 2005

Come revisit with your old friends, the Whateleys...
Tales Out of Dunwich is a newly released book from Hippocampus Press. "Dunwich Dreams, Dunwich Screams" by Eddie Bertin is newly published with this book. Otherwise the remaining stories have all been released before. I have a pretty extensive library of mythos books and anthologies, but not of periodicals, and almost all of these stories were new to me. "Acute Spiritual Fear" by Robert Price ...

A Witch's Guide to Ghosts and the Supernatural

5 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

New Page Books, 2002

A Hauntingly Good Read!
You are in for a hauntingly good read! Author Gerina Dunwich has recorded her own stories, sometimes terrifying experiences into a subject that is usually propagated as bad or horrifying. Before you call in the exorcist, be sure to read this book. She begins her book with Phantasms and Ectoplasms, Understanding Ghosts and and Spirits. In this chapter she explains the difference with Ghost vs. ...

Witch's Halloween: A Complete Guide to the Magick, Incantations, Recipes, Spells, and Lore

6 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Adams Media, 2007

Spelliolicious
This is a wonderful book for the season of Halloween and any other Fall endeavor for the enterprising witch. It is well written and extremely informative. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to know more about the Halloween tradition. It dispells the common stereotype of the green skinned, wart nosed, pointed hat wearing, broom riding, cauldron stirring crone. Blessed be. ...

Wicca A To Z: A Modern Witch's Encyclopedia (Library of the Mystic Arts)

10 reviews
Gerina Dunwich

Citadel, 2001

great for beginners and non-beginners alike
This was the first book I ever bought that was relating to Wicca, Paganism, and anything related. I find Ms. Dunwich's writing very helpful, and pretty entertaining. I find myself going back to it every so often. I have trouble recommending this book to anyone new to the Craft.

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