Recs if you like A Secret History of Witches...
Witches be witching at the witching hour
All sorts of magic including - Wizards, warlocks, druids, alchemists, etc…
I took a very large take, and I hope you’ll enjoy!! 😊
For series, I only put the first book.
Recommendations are very welcome!! 🥰
Feral and Hysterical: Works by Women
List of recommendations included in Sadie Hartmann's Feral and Hysterical: Mother Horror’s Ultimate Reading Guide to Dark and Disturbing Fiction by Women.
Pairs with 50 States, 50 Books by Women list.
You could be a witch if you wanted
Fiction with witches — their stories , origins or their general rise to power. I intended the mood to be quite a bit darker when making this list, and will pull from mostly elaborate fantastical worlds — morally obscure, villainous, heroic and everything in between.
Your essential handbooks to witchery and eldritch horrors
The Witchiest Witchy Reading List
A list of 50+ various witchy books of varying degrees of reading level, for all things witchy and magic. The list ranges from YA to adult.
www (Witches, Whimsy, Wisdom)
aka the Wise Women Web Recommendations are welcome!
The Scythe ⚔️ 🪞🏛️
Books with The Last Dinner Party vibe. Specifically their song The scythe. Don't cry,were bound together. Each life runs it's course. I'll see you in the next one. Next time I know you'll call.
Witches
Fiction and non-
Fantastical Family Sagas
Whether a true family chronicle or centred around multiple family plots, these fantasy books encompass the lives of families spanning generations. Feedback and recs welcome!
Note: includes series where subsequent books may focus on different generations
Feral and Hysterical
This is a list of horror books written by women, as recommended by Sadie Hartmann (Mother Horror) in her book Feral and Hysterical. I highly recommend that you pick up a copy of Feral and Hysterical because it is so much more than a list of books. There are more lists of books, but also thoughtful essays by women writers. It's worth spending some time with Feral and Hysterical.
"Women are overqualified to write fictional horror. Period." -- Sadie Hartmann
