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Title: Goddess Spirituality Book by Ffiona Morgan, Artemis, Robin, Snake, LeAnne Watson, Max Daschu, Judith Hower, Susan Mermaid, Rainbow, Jean Van Slyke ISBN: 1-880130-06-8 Publisher: Daughters of the Moon Pub. Date: 01 March, 1991 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $13.00

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Average Customer Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: lovely...
Comment: This is a great book. The chapter on the Wheel of the year is the best I have ever read regarding the Dianic tradition. Other books just describe how they celebrate it but she describes the theme of each Holyday, exapmles of Goddesses to go with that theme and why. The way she put it makes it easy for you to design your own Wheel of the year. The chapter on Lunar Magic is also great. The only complaint I have is that she listed Oya as a Maiden when actually she is a Crone.

Rating: 2
Summary: Ugh.
Comment: Well, now I know why Ffiona Morgan had to start her own publishing company to get this book out on the market. It's a total mess, not to mention the shoddiest editing job I've seen in my life. Within the first few pages, I saw numerous errors--simple typos that should have been caught by even the laziest editor.

Oh, and did I mention that Ms. Morgan can't write? Yeah . . . grammatical errors all over the place. Not to mention sentences that simply didn't make sense at times.

Some of the stuff in the book is nice, like the poetry and artwork, but you have to wade through so much b.s. to find the tiniest bit of useful information. Some of her goddess correspondences were also way off. Her knowledge of mythology leaves much to be desired. It was also SO annoying that she kept on changing the way she spelled 'woman'--womyn, wimmin, womon, wombon, wemoon. If you want to alter the spelling to drop the 'man' association, fine, but choose ONE way to alter it. Not five. It gets on peoples' nerves.

Anyway, if you're looking into Dianic Wicca, please read something by Shekhinah Mountainwater or Diane Stein instead.

Rating: 5
Summary: Stunning!
Comment: this, text culled from Daughters of the Moon's independently-published tome Wild Witches Don't Get The Blues, is a great collection of information on Dianic Feminist Witchcraft for those already acquainted with the practices. The information on the sabbats, with beautiful rituals included, is worth the price of the book itself. Illustrated throughout with images from the breathtaking Daughters of the Moon and Book of Aradia tarot decks. There is a lack of clear information about the basics of Wicca in this text, but highly reccomended to those already knowledgable about the craft of the Goddess.