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Permalink Reply by Jennifer Surdam on October 30, 2009 at 9:39pm

I belong to a couple of online communities, though I'm not really very active lately, but other than that, not much. I also have an LJ account, and I belong to a couple communities there, too. I actually haven't read anything in books. There is a website called adrastai.com that I've read some stuff on, which is probably the only thing like a book I'd say I've read, really.

Permalink Reply by GreenRaven on May 3, 2010 at 6:20pm

I'm glad you found Lupa's book informative. It's been really helpful to me in learning about all of who I am.

Permalink Reply by Aspen Gale on October 1, 2011 at 11:35am

Hi I am new here. I haven't read any of Lupa's books but am longing to. Yes I must head over to Amazon tout de suite! I first discovered her in Witches & Pagans Magazine and am completely impressed with her.

Permalink Reply by Groovy Werewolf on August 8, 2010 at 2:20pm

Hmmm...

I've got an online resource listing up here: The GROOVY Werewolf's Guide to Resources on... etc. etc.
Shameless self-promotion, I know.

Yasmine Galenorn's Totem Magic: Dance of the Shapeshifter explains about being a nonhuman soul born in human form, from a witchcraft perspective.

Rosalyn Greene's The Magic of Shapeshifting is all about therianthropy, written by a shifter and based on interviews, tradition, contemporary studies, historical records and mythology.

Joe H. Slate's Beyond Reincarnation teaches practical trance induction and past-life memory retrieval, which is a useful skill for figuring out what you are/were, and for finding new insights.

Claude Lecouteux wrote Witches, Werewolves and Fairies which is historical accounts viewed with the lens of the astral doubling phenomenon, but this might not be as useful...

Llewellyn Publications has books on all kinds of supernatural beings, if you look.