This book is sister to Kitchen Witch, who was our domestic goddess; now its time for the wild twin!

Welcome to the wildwood, where magic hides in ancient roots. 

Now Available to Pre-Order!

Those who pre-order direct from www.womancraftpublishing.com will receive a collection of curated delights as thanks. Here’s what you need to know:

Everyone who pre-orders will receive exclusive content in September. But our Early Birds: All those who pre-order before July 9th will snag two additional lovingly crafted e-gifts to kickstart your adventure into wild magic!

  • A guided meditation delving into “The Wildwood Within”

  • An ebook Wildwood Reflections, featuring writing prompts and inspirational words.

And as usual, all pre-orders will be signed by the author and come with an exclusive bookmark!

Deadline for pre-orders: 5th Sept 2024

Worldwide Release Date: 20th September

Early Bird Pre-orderers will receive special extra bonuses!


Get out into the Wildwoods yourself! Here are some ideas for places of magic in the UK (I am travelling to many of these places myself and documenting the journeys in my Podcast: Witch Country)

  • New Forest, Hampshire - Home to Gerald Gardners’ Wiccan coven and the home of Sybil Leek in the 1950's in the village of Burley

  • Pendle Hill and Forest, Lancashire - Home to the Pendle Witches and one of the most notorious of all the Witch trials in England.

  • Lydford Gorge, Devon - Home to the Whitelady Waterfall and Devils Cauldron

  • Wychwood Forest, Oxfordshire - The Wych name is actually the name of the Anglo-Saxon tribe of the area. But there is still history and enchantment here; the protected royal forest contains a long barrow dating to the Neolithic period and a Roman Villa.

  • Shute’s Lane and Hell Lane, Dorset - Hell Lane is a Holloway - an ancient way worn deep into the earth by the centuries’ passage of boot, hoof, and cartwheel. Over many journeys faces and patterns have been carved into the soft earth around the tracks.


Two wild women and their birds - Simona Kossack & Korasek and Sybil Leek & Mr. Hotfoot Jackson

Hans Baldung, The Witches, c. 1510, woodcut.

Female figures gathered around a table from the witchcraft treatise 'De Lamiis et Pythonicis Mulieribus' (1489) by German scholar Ulrich Molitor.