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About thewytchinghourblog

I'm a horror loving librarian with the need to share reviews of everything horror, gore and spooky related. I'm an avid reader of books, mainly horror, definitely supernatural. I'm a pagan and like to define myself as an eclectic witch. Halloween/Samhain is my favourite time of year from everything pumpkin spiced, the scent of decay and the veil between worlds thinning. So, here we are to share all things blood splattered, things that go bump in the night and crawl out of the darkness.

Book Review: Psychic Witch: A Metaphysical Guide to Meditation, Magick & Manifestation by Mat Auryn

  Blurb: Discover how to be a powerful psychic witch with this book on wielding energy and awakening your psychic senses. Psychic Witch explores the relationship between psychic ability and magick, interweaving them to create a strong foundation for accessing the full … Continue reading

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Movie Review: The Curse of La Llorona (2019)

The Curse of La Llorona exists in The Conjuring universe. It’s based on Mexican folklore of La Llorona or the weeping woman. Her husband abandoned her for a younger women, out of grief she murdered their two young children and … Continue reading

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Happy Halloween, Merry Samhain!

I made it to the end of blogtober! Happy Halloween and a blessed Samhain to everyone! Today we’ve been trying to get a few bits ticked off the bucket list. At least we watched Hocus Pocus and we have a … Continue reading

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Book Review: The Devil’s Equinox by John Everson

The Devil’s Equinox is the second book I’ve read by John Everson. Previously, I’ve read The House by the Cemetery. In The Devil’s Equinox, Austin is a new father, having difficulties in his relationship with his wife. One night, he … Continue reading

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Book Review: The Axe & Grindstone by Paul Phipps-Williams

Just spent the afternoon curled up on the sofa binge reading “The Axe & Grindstone” by Paul Phipps-Williams. Blurb: “Have you ever fancied running a pub? What about two pubs? And what if they were in different dimensions?Enter Mark Adams … Continue reading

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Movie Review: American Fright Fest (2018)

I watched Fright Fest (which is the title I watched it by but it’s American Fright Fest on IMBD) alone as the boy went out to a Halloween party. A small town hires Spencer Crowe, a legendary horror movie director … Continue reading

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Movie Review: Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween

Not my usual fare, I’ll give you that but since the boy is too old for kid stuff and the littlest doesn’t watch movies, me and hubby have been missing some of the Halloween kids stuff. So one rainy afternoon, … Continue reading

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Weekly thoughts…26/10/19

Another week over. It’s half term here and the littlest has 2 weeks off. The eldest is annoyed he is at school on Halloween as he believes he should have it as a religious holiday. I can’t help but agree. … Continue reading

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Thoughts on an autistic Halloween.

I love Halloween. I’m autistic and I love Halloween. My youngest son is autistic (he’s 8) and hates Halloween. It’s given me an insight on some of the good and the bad of the season for some people on the … Continue reading

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Witchcraft Books on my shelves (Non fiction)

Looking at my shelves, there are staple non-fiction witchcraft books that I have kept me after many moves and many bookshelves. These are the ones I go to again and again for reference, sometimes for comfort and guidance (because witches … Continue reading

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