Avalonia Books

Avalonia was founded by Sorita d'Este as a personal and community website in the late 1990's, which included lively internet forums, monthly moots in London, picnics throughout the summer months in Richmond Park and the gardens of the Horniman Museum and many other events.  In 2005 Sorita decided to self-publish research notes about The Morrigan from work she was doing with David Rankine, and followed that with a few more projects aimed at making available material from talks and workshops, which was not available elsewhere at the time.  Soon books by other authors - including Fred Lamond, Thea Faye,  Katie Gerrard, Payam Nabarz and Jan Fries - joined the catalogue of titles. 

Website - https://www.avaloniabooks.com/

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Vegvísir
Christopher Alan Smith, Avalonia Books, Vegvísir: A Practical Guide to Runic and Icelandic Magic
Vegvísir
Christopher Alan Smith, Avalonia Books, Vegvísir: A Practical Guide to Runic and Icelandic Magic

‘Vegvísir’ is the name of a famous Icelandic magical sign. It means ‘signpost’ or ‘guide’, and that is exactly what this book is. In this outstanding new volume, a follow-up to “Icelandic Magic: Aims, Tools and Techniques of the Icelandic Sorcerers” (Avalonia 2015), Christopher Alan Smith goes a step further and teaches how to apply these techniques in your life for success, wealth, contentment, or whatever it is that you fervently wish for.

Christopher Alan Smith, Avalonia Books, Vegvísir: A Practical Guide to Runic and Icelandic Magic
Witch Bottles: History, Culture & Magic
Avalonia Books, Daniel Harms, Witch Bottles, Alexander Cummins
Witch Bottles: History, Culture & Magic
Avalonia Books, Daniel Harms, Witch Bottles, Alexander Cummins

WITCH BOTTLES by Daniel Harms is the first in-depth exploration of the history, culture and magic of this little-known practice used to protect against and remedy the believed effects of misfortunes attributed to witches.

Avalonia Books, Daniel Harms, Witch Bottles, Alexander Cummins
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