The premise of The Witching Year is simple: “A skeptic spends a year trying to find spiritual fulfillment by practicing modern Witchcraft.” From there, our author descends into introspection, insecurity, and doubt until finding a well of strength and resilience within her.

This year I’m doing what the hurricanes of last year didn’t allow: I’m going to Witches’ Night Out! But first I need a hat. The idea was to have a gossamer ribbon around the top of the hat, raindrops dangling from the brim, lightning and rainbow makeup, lightning earrings, and rainbow jewelry. It’s a vibe.

This is the perfect easy recipe for fall: spooky molasses cookies! You don't need to be a great baker or a great decorator to make these for Halloween. Download the recipe for free and give it a try!

The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires had the warm, country feel of the Secret Life of Bees or The Help with the undertones of struggles against racism in the south until the horror really hit the fan.

If you’re like me, you’re always looking for ways to add a little whimsy to your kids' lives. One great way to be extra this fall is to try an easy Halloween advent calendar! Here's how I did it:

A nice little simmer pot should be accessible, easy, and fun. Find the spicy stuff, the witchy stuff. Take those sweet, delicious herbs and spread them out on the counter.