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"I lived in books more than I've lived anywhere else." - Neil Gaiman
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Welcome to the blog! My name is Bethany and I hope you will enjoy your time with me. I am mostly inactive these days and only occasionally drop in to reblog fanart for current reads, but this blog remains with all past information for reference. This blog contains aesthetic reblogged pictures of nature and books, informational text posts on witchcraft, polytheist practices, (fantasy) books, and a handful of other interests in addition to my own posts including random thoughts, rambles about my day or week, and my personal experiences related to the previously mentioned topics.

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Each author on this list either because either they, their work, or their practice is misleading, appropriative, harmful, biased, bigoted, misogynist, racist, etc. Each of these authors have published media that is harmful to our community, or were a part of organizations that are. Several practitioners still live and/or practice based off of a lot of these materials. Several of these authors are known for producing media that is intended for newer witches, which just propagates and sustains harmful narratives within our community. Many of these authors are Wiccan, but why that is an issue will be for another article. The names highlighted in red are either especially harmful or very prevalent.

A blacklist of authors is intended to highlight problematic individuals, and/or problematic publications. Unless otherwise stated, the authors in this list should be avoided until a level of discernment is acquired through experience and research. Personally, I’d recommend avoiding all Theosophy publications completely.