Honestly, I love everything that Sarah Beth Durst has put out recently. I love how she can create entire worlds that sort of seem like they should almost be science fiction, but they’re fully cozy fantasy. And it’s just a super comfy read. #cozy fantasy read #rainydaybooks #cozyfallbooks

A nonfiction witchy guide to creating a sacred space in the home. #housewitches #witchyspace #eclecticwitch #witchyhome #books

The Weaver and the witch queen. Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and me, Elizabeth. Cackle. The Midnight Rites of Nancy Dyer. The Grimoire of Lucy Dyer. The Dark Witch. The Witching Hour. The House Witch. The Bone Debt. 🐺🦉🖤 #witchy #witchbooks #bookre

A southern gothic witchy novel in which a woman who’s suppressed her abilities is forced to return to her haunted childhood home to settle her grandmothers estate. She must face the demons she ran from a decade ago and break the curse plaguing her family. A dark fantasy for adults. #gothicli

Hello, Junebugs! My name is Kitty Fields and I write dark witchy southern gothic fiction. An unhinged mix of ancestral curses, feral witches, and folk horror is my jam. The Grimoire of Lucy Dyee is currently on Amazon and receiving 4-5 star ratings on average. And the prequel, The Midnight Rite

“The Dyer women are bound by blood, by bone, and by the ghosts we cannot escape.” When Lucy Dyer returns to Weatherly, she swears she’s only there to settle her grandmother’s estate and put the decaying family mansion on the market. But the Dyer House is more than wood and stone—it’s a shrine of

There’s something about reading Southern Gothic horror in the middle of summer that just feels right. The AC is blasting, I’m wrapped in my favorite blanket, and The Reformatory by Tananarive Due is next on my Summerween TBR. Moss-draped trees, haunted history, old buildings, and stories that bl

Blue has long been feared and revered in folk magic. Across cultures, blue beads were hung above doorways, blue bottles were buried near homes, and blue paint was brushed onto porches and ceilings to confuse wandering spirits and keep evil from crossing the threshold. Some believed spirits co