Wicca

[billy_campbell]

Anyone know of any books or web site for someone who has interest in Wicca?

[Azrael]

This one is still my favorite, a study of Goddess worship throughout human history.
http://www.amazon.com/Witches-Goddess-Feminine-Principle-Divinity/dp/0919345913/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/104-5080476-2141526?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1180994454&sr=8-1
Good Luck!

[FalconAngel]

Try witchvox.com for some info.

Also, be careful of what you get to read as there is a lot of "fru-fru" pagan stuff out there that is basically just politically sanitized crap or just plain trash.
We have a very extensive library, most of which has been recommended by a high priestess that we know who has been in the craft for a few decades.

We are also available to help guide you through some of the book choices. All you need do is to ask us.

also, Azrael.....The Witches Goddess is one of the better books, so good choice to give out.

[ohbimale]

The first book I read on the subject was The Power Of The Witch by Laurie Cabot. It is still a good book on the subject. Also there is Wicca For Men by A. J. Drew and To Ride A Silver Broomstick by Silver Ravenwolf. A couple of good websites are http://www.nobleknights.com/~eagle1/index.htm which is my personal website and Pagan Presence (http://www.paganpresence.com) which is a store site I happen to own and sells the books I mentioned above. If you wish I could correspond with you privately to answer some of your questions.

Blessed Be.

[rissababynta]

i tend to like silver ravenwolf's books. and scott cunningham is a wonderful author. it's hard to find good books because there are so many that are basically bullshit. and i find that a LOT of websites tend to be the same way. you could also join a group called onlinewiccanrituals. i used to be a member and everyone was very nice and seemed to know what they were talking about. instead of books or websites, you could always try to find a teacher as well. even though we are more pagan than actually wiccan, i am a priestess and my husband is about to earn his priesthood so if you need someone to point you in the right direction for a mentor just let me know :)

[DuskTillDawn]

www.wicca.com was good, I havent been on it for a couple of years though. Its what I used when I was first getting interested in wicca and it really helped.

Also I agree with rissababynta, Silver Ravenwolf and Scott Cunningham have some really interesting books.