Interesting Take on Samhain: Witches Read


	Interesting Take on Samhain: Witches Read

jasonpitzl

10-27-2006 11:32 AM

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samhain, witchcraft, witch, wicca, paganism, books, reading

jasonpitzl says:

A nice and unique angle to interviewing the local Pagans, see what they are reading.

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12-16-2006 5:35 PM

RAMcKown

I LOVE it!!! I haven't got 19 bookshelves full of books...but I'm working on it!

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