Inside Out and Me
This popped up in a social media memory today, a piece I wrote seven years ago. As I say, I don’t usually post such personal pieces, but since this is still so relevant, y’all get to read it now.
Travel Magic available for Preorder
Pre-order Travel Magic by Lisa McSherry today and embark on a transformative journey into the world of travel and magic. In this enchanting guide, you’ll discover a treasure trove of practical tips, rituals, spells, and charms to infuse your travels with intention and mysticism. Chapter 1: Basic Magic lays the foundation for your magical practice, […]
Release Date Set!
I’m so happy to be able to tell you that Travel Magic has a release date of August 2nd.
Using a Compass
On a recent trip, I used a friend’s car for quite a bit and they had a tiny compass attached to their keys. Magical ideas immediately popped into my head and all through my visit. Here’s one idea. The compass can be a link to the sacred space created when we cast a circle — […]
Cairnpapple Hill, Scotland
In the theme of the new book, Travel Magic, I’ll be posting occasional moments from my journeys around the world.
Finally! the long-awaited news
Y’all have been so patient, and here’s the reward: my latest book just got a publisher! Pagan.World Project describes themselves as a hub for the Pagan Community to connect, communicate and share resources through networking and social broadcasting. It’s the same team that created Magick TV (2005) and Pagans Tonight Radio Network (2009). While they’ve […]
A Bit of a Cliffhanger
That’s me in the green two-piece, and this picture sums up an ongoing cycle in my life. In this cycle, I choose to do something beyond my current capabilities, and get a lot of negativity. In response, I dig in and basically just say eff off and do it anyway. It all works out somehow […]
New Project!
It’s not quite ready to reveal, but I’ve got another book coming out. (cue squEEEees of delight)
Language Learning as An Adult
I knew when I moved to Portugal that I would need to learn Portuguese. I even started (using Memrise) before we left, but since it lacked context the lessons were boring and nothing stuck. especially since I wasn’t learning vocabulary that was useful in day to day life for the most part. Ate logo (minus […]
Rejection
As I mentioned in this post, the key difference between a writer and author is the latter puts their work out for public scrutiny. Therefore it logically follows that authors must develop a thick skin and acceptance that their work will be rejected.