Season of the Witch
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Season of the Witch: A Penumbra Papers Novel
By Silver JamesMuch to humanity's surprise, there really are monsters under the bed and the things that go bump in the night are bigger and scarier than anyone ever imagined. SEASON OF THE WITCH Sade Marquis. Her best friend turns furry.
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Season of the Witch: How the Occult Saved Rock and Roll
By Peter BebergalAbbey Road (Beatles), xiv, 58 Abrahams, Ian, 179 acid rock. See relax and float downstream “acousmatic,” 184 Acoustical Society, 180 “Adam in the Garden,” 17–18 “Addis” (Om), 229 Adorno, Theodor, 179 advertising and rock art, ...
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Season of the Witch: Enchantment, Terror, and Deliverance in the City of Love
By David TalbotTraces the story of San Francisco in the latter half of the twentieth century, covering topics ranging from the civil rights movement and pop culture to the 49ers and famous crime cases.
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Season of the Witch: Enchantment, Terror and Deliverance in the City of Love
By David Talbot22, 1987, “Hallinans Against the World,” Steve Chapple. San Francisco magazine, Nov. 1997, “Sex, Drugs and Political Paranoia,” Nina Schuyler. Books: Hallinan, Vincent, A Lion in Court. NewYork: G.P. Putnam's 409 Sources.
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Season of the Witch: A Great Lakes Shipwreck Tale
By Mark VeumIt is the tale of survival as a man clings to a lifeboat and stares death in the face as he rides the tempests. It is the tale of a Great Lakes Shipwreck that will lead one to wonder if it really had happened.
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Season of the Witch: How the Occult Saved Rock and Roll
By Peter BebergalIn the early 1960s, Cooke met Bowen, and the two had much to discuss. Cooke and Bowen were both convinced a new age was dawning. Guided by answers received on a Ouija board from an entity known as “One,” Cooke “channeled” the images for ...
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Season of the Witch: A Spellbinding History of Witches and Other Magical Folk
By Matt Ralphs"A spellbinding history of witches and other magical folk."--Cover.
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Season of the Witch
By Mariah FredericksLike Fredericks's The Girl in the Park, here is a page-turner that perfectly captures the world of New York City private schools, as it explores the notion of power among teenage girls.
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Season of the Witch: a Spellbinding History of Witches and Other MagicalFolk
By Matt Ralphs, Matt Ralphs Matt, Nuria Tamarit NuriaFall under the spell of witches throughout the ages in this magical illustrated guide.
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Season of the Witch: A Novel
By James Leo HerlihyWith his trademark wit and insight, James Leo Herlihy brings together a colorful cast of characters straight from the heart of the countercultural revolution. “A tour de force!” —The New York Times “Herlihy writes with an edge of ...
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Season of the Witch
By Natasha MostertIn her award-winning novel, Mostert blends alchemy, the art of memory, high magic and murder to create a highly original psychological thriller.
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Season of the Witch
By Jean StineIn the future, it becomes possible to transfer the mind of murderer/rapist into the living but brain-dead body of his victim.
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Season of the Witch
By Cathi UnsworthSeason of the Witch
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Season of the Witch
By David L. GolemonThe continuing adventures of Colonel Jack Collins and the rest of Department 5656--better known as the Event Group--as they fend off an attack at their very heart while they must deal once again with history beginning to repeat itself.
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Season of the Witch: The Haunted History of the Bell Witch of Tennessee
By Troy Taylor"The haunted history of the Infamous Bell Witch of Tennessee is America's greatest story and in this new, revised and updated edition of Taylor's classic book on the case, you'll come face to face with the blood chilling creature in a way ...
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Season of the Witch
By Árni Þórarinsson"An inconvenient reassignment has landed Reykjavik crime reporter Einar in the small northern town of Akureyri, where his biggest story to date has been the college stage production of Loftur the Sorcerer, an Icelandic folktale of ambition ...
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Season of the Witch: Border Lines, Marginal Notes
By Gail B. GriffinIn this riveting new collection of essays, Gail Griffin artfully blends autobiography and literary criticism to examine conflicts currently raging around feminism, multiculturalism and political correctness, both on our embattled...