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Author_Liz Williams
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forthcoming
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- ISBN 9780500031513
- Dimensions: 140 x 210mm
- Publication Date: 08 Oct 2026
- Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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A richly illustrated reference guide to esoteric traditions throughout the year.
Discover the events that shape the mystical year with The Occult Almanac, a richly illustrated reference guide to esoteric traditions, celestial cycles and secret histories. Organized month by month, it provides insight into occult festivals, astrological movements, sacred rituals and arcane knowledge. Specially commissioned woodcut-style illustrations add texture and atmosphere to every page, enhancing the book’s distinctive character.
Blending authoritative reference with striking design, The Occult Almanac will appeal to practitioners of modern witchcraft and astrology, lovers of mysticism and folklore, and anyone drawn to the mysteries that unfold across the year.
Discover the events that shape the mystical year with The Occult Almanac, a richly illustrated reference guide to esoteric traditions, celestial cycles and secret histories. Organized month by month, it provides insight into occult festivals, astrological movements, sacred rituals and arcane knowledge. Specially commissioned woodcut-style illustrations add texture and atmosphere to every page, enhancing the book’s distinctive character.
Blending authoritative reference with striking design, The Occult Almanac will appeal to practitioners of modern witchcraft and astrology, lovers of mysticism and folklore, and anyone drawn to the mysteries that unfold across the year.
Liz Williams is based in Glastonbury, England, where she is co-director of a witchcraft supply business. She has a PhD from Cambridge in the History and Philosophy of Science, and is the author of several books, including Miracles of Our Own Making, Modern Handfasting and Compendium of the Occult. She has written for the Guardian on Paganism and also on the Philosophy of Science. She is the UK correspondent for US Pagan news site The Wild Hunt.
