City Witchery: Accessible Rituals, Practices & Prompts for Conjuring and Creating in a Magical Metropolis

City Witchery: Accessible Rituals, Practices & Prompts for Conjuring and Creating in a Magical Metropolis

BEGIN An Introduction to this Book, City Witchery, and my Kind of Magic
ILLUMINATE Tapping into and Using Energies
WANDER Letting Your Intuition Lead You
CONNECT Connecting with the Land, Energy, and History of Your City
CONJURE Creating a Magical Home Environment, or a Guide for the Apartment Witch
ENCHANT Embracing the City's Light and the Shadow
RESTORE Self-care Rituals and Tips for the Oversaturated, Overworked, Exhausted, and Magic-lacking City Witch
JOURNEY Tapping into the Magic of other Cities

Lisa Marie Basile (she/her) is a poet, essayist, editor, and chronic illness awareness advocate living in New York City. She's the founder and creative director of Luna Luna Magazine and its online community, and the creator of Ritual Poetica, a curiosity project dedicated to exploring the intersection of writing, creativity, healing, and sacredness. She regularly creates dialogue and writes about intentionality and ritual, accessibility, creativity, poetry, foster care, mental health, family trauma, healing, and chronic illness. She is the author of The Magical Writing Grimoire, Light Magic for Dark Times, City Witches, and a few poetry collections, including the recent Nympholepsy, which is excerpted in Best American Experimental Writing 2020. Her essays and other work can be found in The New York Times, Narratively, Sabat Magazine, We Are Grimoire, Witch Craft Magazine, Refinery 29, Self, Healthline, Entropy, On Loan From The Cosmos, Chakrubs, Catapult, BUST, Bustle, and more. Her work has been nominated for several Pushcart Prizes (most recently for her work in Narratively). Lisa Marie has led poetry, writing, and ritual workshops--at HausWitch in Salem, Massachusetts; Manhattanville College; and Pace University--and she's led ritual and writing events, like Atlas Obscura's renowned Into The Veil. She is also a chronic illness advocate, keeping columns at several chronic illness patient websites. She earned a master's degree in writing from The New School and studied literature and psychology as an undergraduate at Pace University