The Wicca Source Book

This book was very helpful to anyone who wants to find magick shops or covens in your area. But it is a little out of date. We need one updated for 2000.

When i first bought the book I was overjoyed at the thought that I finally had the references I need to get my supplies and catalogs.When I would call or send for catalogs the business is no longer existing. It hard especially when you are living in a huge metro area. I need all the access I can get. It needs updating especially for the new millenia coming up. Please Ms. Dunwich update ASAP

The WICCA SOURCE BOOK is one of Gerina Dunwich's finest reference books to date, and it is well-researched, concise, and entertaining. Just about everything imaginable for those seeking more information can find it in this book.A great little book to have in your home reference library, and one where the definitions are accurate. Simply put, good reading!This book should have appeal to all interested in matters of religion and spirituality, and the unusual!

I live in the Boston area, and believe me, this book is a must-have for anyone practicing the Craft in a urban area, even one as pagan-rich as Boston. I thought I had found every store in the area, but the wonderful Miss Dunwich led me to hidden gems, several not even in infamous Salem, MA. A vital addition to any occult/Wiccan collection.

A fairly comprehensive directory of shops, periodicals, organizations, and mail order suppliers of interest to Wiccans and Pagans. The only problem with this book is that it will more than likely become obsolete as companies go out of business, or addresses change. But, for now, it is a good place to turn to for reliable Wiccan sources