"Becoming Dangerous: Witchy Femmes, Queer Conjurers, and Magical Rebels" is a thought-provoking collection of essays that delves into the topic of resistance and personal empowerment. Written by marginalized voices including feminists, LGBTQ+ individuals, and witches, the book explores the ways in which resistance rituals work for the authors as they navigate and fight against systems of oppression including patriarchy, sexism, and racism. The authors, who hail from various backgrounds including art, writing, and music, share their personal rituals for overcoming self-doubt, grief, and depression. This book is a must-read for anyone looking to tap into their own power and resist in the face of adversity. Furthermore, it is a powerful resource for those looking for inspiration on resistance, personal power and fighting against oppression, especially for marginalized groups.

Contents

Introduction
Notes from the Editors
Content Warning

Unfuckable--Cara Ellison
Trash-Magic: Signs & Rituals for the Unwanted--Maranda Elizabeth
Uncensoring My Ugliness--Laura Mandanas
Femme as in Fuck You: Fucking with the Patriarchy One Lipstick Application at a Time--Catherine Hernandez
Before I Was a Woman, I Was a Witch--Avery Edison
Undressing My Heart--Gabriela Herstik
Garden--Marguerite Bennett
Reddit, Retin-A, and Resistance: An Alchemist's Guide to Skincare--Sam Maggs
The Future is Coming for You--Deb Chachra
My Witch's Sabbath of Short Skirts, Long Kisses, and BDSM--Mey Rude
Buzzcut Season--Larissa Pham
The Harpy--Meredith Yayanos
Fingertips--merritt
Red Glitter--Sophie Saint Thomas
Touching Pennies, Painting Nails--Sim Bajwa
Ritual in Darkness--Kim Boekbinder
Gayuma--Sara David
Pushing Beauty Up Through the Cracks--Katelan Foisy
Ritualising My Humanity--J. A. Micheline
Simulating Control--Nora Khan
I Am, Myself, a Body of Water--Leigh Alexander