Giles Watson

A new translation of the fourteenth century Middle English poem. (Please note: although the illustrations are in colour in the preview, they are black and white in the printed copy.)

Pearl

John Lincoln

Bloom

Discover how the lore of the natural world can inform and influence your magical practice. Giles Watson explores the lives and lore of animals that are employed as motifs in witchcraft's history, such as reptiles, amphibians, and rats. He also casts light on the magical significance of birds, spiders, and insects as well as plants and ecosystems connected to witchcraft.

A Witch's Natural History

Martin Williamson

In this companion volume to their earlier collaboration, 'Recollections', Giles Watson's poems and Martin Williamson's photographs combine to evoke the changing moods of the seasons of a British year from one winter to another.

Giles Watson

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