Wizard Books

Understanding the path of occult practices as a way to enhance personal power - an unusual book for its genre with great appeal for students of occult science.

When I picked up this novel, I had fairly low expectations: I've long viewed the Dragonlance series as too eternal, fluffy and otherwise unengaging to be worth my time. A friend recommended Jeff Sampson's work in the Dragonlance universe to me and I typically trust her judgement.

I wasn't disappointed.

Although older readers like myself will find the story briefer and less involved than we're used to, the Wayward Wizard works well for its intended audience. The characters, especially the main, are much more interesting than the average cookie-cutter fantasy drivel that gets passed off as "young adult" fantasy.

Pick the book up. You won't be disappointed.

All of Swycaffer's books are great, some are classic pursuit novels like Universal Prey, Warsprite, etc. This, like some of his others, is one of a kind. You'll never forget it. I told people that at one point, 3/4ths of the way through this book, I had to hold it up in front of my face, as I read it at lunch at a fast food place, to hide the tears coming out of my eyes. They said "Sounds like a sad, depressing book; won't try it." That's NOT why I was crying. I was moved, rewarded, what else can I say? It was NOT a depressing book. Haven't you ever cried from the heart, or because of delight, etc.?

Jessica loves computer games. Especially violent ones. For a while now, she's been trying to beat Gopher, a game where the player has to defeat mutant gophers with an arsenal of various deadly weapons. She's so sick of Gopher that when her friend Matt offers to meet her on a cool new game site, Go4, she readily agrees. But Jess and Matt are in for the shock of their lives. Because when they play Go4, they find themselves transported to a virtual reality world. In this wacky world, anything goes, including using a credit card without paying and riding on a centaur with the attitude of a surfer dude. But it's not just all fun and games. Because an evil villain wants to take over the world, and only Jess and Matt can stop him. I highly reccomend this book to anyone who's looking for a good laugh.

The Whimsic Alley Book of Spells: Mythical Incantations for Wizards of All Ages is a compilation of spells created by contributors the world over, in a modern contest sponsored by Goldin's Whimsic Alley store of wizarding wares. Offered spells include "Liber cardiacamo" to free someone from pining over unrequited love, "Excito articulus singularis" to never sleep late again, "Elountous saetu" to temporarily change the weather, and much more. From recommendations for a wizarding wardrobe to practical-use spells to the mystery of where wands come from, The Whimsic Alley Book of Spells is sure to delight anyone intrigued by the wonder of mystic powers.

Listen to this audio-book if you are new to blogging or thinking about blogging, and want to learn more. This is not about "how to blog," but rather a fun and eye-opening journey through a variety of uses for the blog format. Whether you're thinking about a blog for business or personal reasons, you will find Dave Young's passion and enthusiasm for this subject is contagious. I used to dread working on my blog, but when I finished this audio-book I couldn't wait to put some of Young's ideas to work on www.businessturnaround.blogs.com

If you are a D&D fan and have read an Endless Quest book, this is a must have to add to your collection.

I keep my tiny Wine Wallet Wizard in my purse and use it constantly as a reference for planning dinner parties & ordering from the menu when I dine out. I have enjoyed wine for years, but just recently discovered that a wine tastes so much better when I combine certain foods with it. I drink all eight wine varieties included on the wizard, so I find it incredibly useful. This year I gave them as holiday gifts to all of my wine drinking friends along with a bottle of wine. Everyone loved them!

Short and simple but extremely profound. The ideas and examples presented in this seminar should be the commandments of successful trading.

Listening to this seminar and implementing its ideas have prevented me from making costly mistakes.

I own both The Witch And Wizard Training Guide and The Witch And Wizard Spellbook. Both of these books are positive,uplifting, witty and charming. The spells are simple to follow which make these books great for any level of magick. I have to admit the art work on both front covers drew me to these books to begin with, but the wonderful magical feeling of the cover art transfered right into the pages. Ms. Knight also includes spells that are unique to unique situations. This book gets right to the heart of positive magick and speaks to all levels of wizardry. My hope is there will be a third book in this series. I have been practicing magick for a long time and I find these books uplifting, energizing and youthful with the right amount of seriousness added. I have given these books to adult students of mine as well as the more ceremonial texts, I always hear how much this book makes them feel energized and youthful while learning great spells!