About Sara Amis

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Sara Amis writes fiction, poetry, non-fiction, and rants. She is a Faery initiate who kicks it old-school, a member of Hellbender Coven, and has many y opinions. Her work has appeared in Datura, Jabberwocky, Lilith Queen of the Desert, Witches and Pagans, Moon Milk Review, A Mantle of Stars, and her blog, the Consequence of Chance. Her poem series The Sophia Leaves Text Messages was published as an artist's book by Papaveria Press. She teaches Tarot and magic sometimes.

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Our Nimue Is Different

If you step out to the grocery store to buy a loaf... read more

Black Hearted Innocence (part 7)

Understand, the Black Heart is not a goal, nor is it automatically... read more

Align Your Souls (Feri part 6)

Today's Throwback Thursday post discusses another central idea in Anderson Faery. Originally... read more

Feri Pentacles, Iron and Pearl (part 5)

Today's Throwback Thursday post talks about pentacles as they are taught in... read more

Pagan Light Bulb Jokes!

In this week's Throwback Thursday post, I tell some jokes. Originally published... read more

Announcement: Sacred Lands and Spiritual Landscapes Book Now...

Last year, Elinor Prędota and I, along with Byron Ballard and quite a... read more

Homegrown Alchemy (Feri part 4)

We sometimes speak of “Feri alchemy.” We mean the technique sometimes ritualized... read more

The Importance of Attribution

I love this rendition of "Earth My Body." I love the additional... read more

Dead, Mad, or a Poet (Feri part 3)

The number of creative types in Feri is poetically apt and mythologically... read more

Historical Witchcraft, Shamanism and the Modern Witch

This conception of witch as shaman points to a divergence in modern... read more

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