I published Thrice Great Goddess: An Anthology for Aset. Page here: Thrice Great Goddess Book! It is available on Amazon in kindle, paperback, and hardback formats.
I’m still working on Mother of Mothers: Ancient Hymns for Mut.
New Cover for Sweet of Love!
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Cover Reveal: Thrice Great Goddess!
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Book Updates
My book, Thrice Great Goddess: An Anthology for Aset is with the formatter. The cover is just about done for this book as well.
I’m still working on, Mother of Mothers: Ancient Hymns for Mut.
Mother of Writing is now Available!
Seshat is the ancient Egyptian goddess of writing, recordkeeping, libraries, and scribes. She is the goddess of learning, books, and fate. She is the companion of Thoth.
In this book, you will find ancient hymns of the Goddess Seshat, an essay about the Goddess, a festival calendar, and an epithets list.
Available on Amazon. 
Cover Reveal for Mother of Writing!
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Epagomenal Day 5: Birthday of Nephthys
Happy Birthday to Nebet Het (Nephthys in Greek)! Nebet Het, the Sister of Aset, the Sister of Set, the Daughter of Nut, the Wife of Set, Mother of Yinepu (Anubis) and Wife of Wesir. Nebet Het, the Lady of Kindness, Bright Eyed, Full of Love, Sorceress, Kherseket (She Who Wipes Away Tears) and Merkhetes (She Whose Flame is Painful).
Epagomenal Day 4: Birthday of Aset!
Happy Birthday to Aset, Daughter of Nut, Sister of Nebet Het, Wife of Wesir. Aset, the Fiercely Bright One, Magician, Great of Magic, Cleverest of Gods, She Who Arose in the Beginning as the Magician, Mother of Mothers, with the Beautiful Throne, Thrice Great Goddess!
Chant to Aset, Auset, Iset (Isis) from the Pharaoh’s Golden Parade
Epagomenal Day 3: Birthday of Set
Happy Birthday to Set, Great of Strength, Lord of Storms and Bringer of Lightning!
Dua Set by Catfolk
Link: Dua Set Song
Review: Mythic Oracle: Wisdom of the Ancient Greek Pantheon
This is a review of the Mythic Oracle: Wisdom of the Ancient Greek Pantheon by Carisa Mellado and artwork by Michele-lee Phelan.
Items Included
- Cards
- A Guidebook
- A sturdy box
The Guidebook
This book has a table of contents and each card is listed with the page number, but the cards are not in alphabetical order. They have sections: Protogenoi (Uranus, Hemera, etc.), Titans (Rhea, Prometheus, Mnemosyne, etc.), Olympians (Hera, Hestia, Athena, Artemis, Apollo, Aphrodite, Persephone, Hades, Hebe, etc.), Magical Beings (Hecate, Pandora, Chiron, The Moirae, Thanatos), and Heroes (Perseus, Psyche, Helen of Troy, Heracles, etc.).
There is an introduction and then there is a section on spreads to use with the Oracle cards. Each page about each card has an image of the card, a small paragraph about each deity and then a message of the card. The messages are longer than in most decks, but they are insightful, useful, and applicable to the querent’s question. Excellently done.
The Cards
The cardstock is sturdy. The cards are on the larger size so they are slightly hard to shuffle, but maybe that’s just me.
The artwork is beautiful. Athena has her helmet, spear and owl. Hestia is holding a huge hearthfire. Hecate (Hekate) has three forms (two of which look more maiden like and one is elderly. While the image is beautiful, initially Hecate was a maiden (even three formed Hecate were all maidens and only got the older form in the Roman period, iirc). Hades has a dark cloak. Persephone holds a scepter and it looks like she’s in the Underworld as she’s the Queen of the Underworld. Hera is seated on her throne holding peacock feathers.
The images are wonderful. I highly recommend this deck to anyone who loves Greek Mythology, Greek Gods and Goddesses and Oracle Decks.
Fiercely Bright One 