Wiccan/Pagan book club!?

Question

For people of other faiths, I'm not opposed to getting books about your faiths(except Scientology) if I don't already have them, lol. If you have a good suggestion, feel free to post!

Answer 1

Go get different covers of old favorites-Drawing Down the Moon, Spiraldance, etc, etc.

Answer 2

The Earth Path by Starhawk.  It's interesting in that she now takes an archetypal view of her Goddess, and overall has a more pantheistic view.  The book itself has a blend of pagan and evolutionary spirituality, including recommended rituals/exercises.

Creativity by Matthew Fox.  He's an Episcopal priest, and his interest is in Creation Spirituality, which he came up with.  It's about manifesting the same creativity evidenced by nature in our own lives.

The Tao of Willie by Willie Nelson.  There really are Taoistic flavors to this book of down-home advice from the Red-Headed Stranger himself.

Answer 3

I really enjoyed the books by Christopher Penczak that began with The Inner Temple of Witchcraft. That particular book may be a bit too "newbie" for you and in that case, you can sample the more advanced works in the series. They really are a course unto themselves and Penczak is(imho) one of the finest and most prolific of the young pagan writers