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So I just received three books.

 

Roebuck in the thicket (which I have read about half of at this point and really like it)

 

Ecstasies: deciphering the witches sabbath (which I have dipped into and can tell it's got a lot of great information but will be kind of chorey reading)

 

Tubelo's Green Fire (which I am really excited about)

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Oh - I totally LOVED all three of those! Escatsies was written by a professor and it reads like a textbook and does take several + go-throughs (at least it did for me, lol)!!

 

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Roebuck in the Thicket, yes a fine read.

Esctasies, did not read this, was given a cautionary note regarding the source material and the general thrust of the author.

Tubelo's Green Fire by Shani Oats I am informed by those with better insight that this is well worth pursuing, as I must.

 

Hope they suit your palate.

 

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Elf

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Roebuck in the Thicket, yes a fine read.

Esctasies, did not read this, was given a cautionary note regarding the source material and the general thrust of the author.

Tubelo's Green Fire by Shani Oats I am informed by those with better insight that this is well worth pursuing, as I must.

 

Hope they suit your palate.

 

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Elf

 

 

I am curious regarding your opinion of Carlo Ginzburg and Ecstasies. What is wrong with the source material? As I have just thumbed through the book I see there are a ton of different sources cited. As far as his trust I do not know anything abut him personally.

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Roebuck in the Thicket, yes a fine read.

Esctasies, did not read this, was given a cautionary note regarding the source material and the general thrust of the author.

Tubelo's Green Fire by Shani Oats I am informed by those with better insight that this is well worth pursuing, as I must.

 

Hope they suit your palate.

 

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Elf

 

I'm curious, too. It's a book about tracing sabbatical imagery within the craft over several geographic locations and suggesting that the root of the craft has shamanic-like origins (journying) with relation to the sabbat...

 

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I am curious regarding your opinion of Carlo Ginzburg and Ecstasies. What is wrong with the source material? As I have just thumbed through the book I see there are a ton of different sources cited. As far as his trust I do not know anything abut him personally.

 

 

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Raven,

My comment was based on a trusted and respected member of the TW community who advised against this book. I have no personal view on this, just the warning. I am not qualified to comment on the worth of the book personally.

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Elf

 

 

 

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