Do you hear Her calling? Softly, oh so sweetly, edging you home.

Digging for Mother’s Bones is a clarion call, an awakening for women who are ready for a new evolutionary edge of growth. This is a powerful guidebook to bring us home to The Great Mother – the regenerative force of creation, She who is the cosmic womb, the feminine aspect of the divine; so that we may unearth the wisdom of our bodies as living libraries and remember how to be the wisdom-keepers that can resurrect Her bones.

Through visionary words, transmissions of feminine wisdom, practical exercises and hard-lived realities, Coco Oya Cienna-Rey takes us by the hand and guides us through the darkness and the great joy of reclaiming our connection with Her. Her story is a universal one of trauma, disconnection and navigating the mother wound (as both mother and daughter), on a path to reclaiming sexual sovereignty, reconnecting to ancestors through the motherline and embodying true feminine power.

“Coco Oya Cienna-Rey is a true oracular voice for The Great Mother, anchoring the reclamation of the wild, sensual, embodied and future ancient feminine.”

—Caroline Seckinger of Her Eternal Ceremonial Knives, artist, author and ceremonial guide

Women’s circles have played an important part in women’s cultural history from sewing circles to the consciousness raising groups of the 1970s and ancient and modern red tents for menstruating women.

Gather traces the history and contemporary practice of women’s circles. Over 60 contributors – authors, activists, artists, community builders, priestesses, mothers and grandmothers – ranging in age from 14-70 share their wisdom on what women’s circles are and why they matter, sharing best practices and inspiration on how to create your own.

Includes contributions from elders in the women’s circle movement:

Within these pages, I write two very important pieces around race and inclusion within our sister circles. They are both pieces to galvanise your souls into action and to clear the deeper ancestral work.

Also included are - ALisa Starkweather, founder of the Red Tent Temple movement; Jane Hardwicke Collings, School of Shamanic Womancraft; Mary Ann Clements and Aisha Hannibal, founders of The Red Tent Directory and best-selling Womancraft Publishing authors: Amy Wilding, Lucy H. Pearce, Carly Mountain and Molly Remer, as well as the wider Womancraft community.

A Womancraft Compendium to celebrate the ten-year anniversary of Womancraft Publishing. Compiled, edited and with an introduction by Womancraft Publishing founder Lucy H. Pearce. If what we are experiencing right now are the death throes of patriarchy…how did we get here…and what comes next? Taking the ancient women’s work of weaving as its framework, Weaving Our Way Beyond Patriarchy is a collaborative text of voices woven from the Womancraft community – our own authors, both established and upcoming, aligned authors published elsewhere, and readers, ranging in age from twelve to over seventy. Through poetry, prose, letters, articles and artwork, more than eighty women ­– authors, ​activists,​ artists,​ ​community builders, doctors, doulas, ​priestesses, ​ poets, permaculturalists, professors, teachers, witches, ​yoga teachers, mothers, grandmothers – reflect on what it might look like beyond patriarchy and how we might get there, from the big picture to the domestic details. This diverse and inclusive compendium of contemporary women’s wisdom is bound to become a much-loved handbook to carry us forward through these strange and uncertain times, with words to encourage and inspire us and our sisters, daughters, granddaughters, friends and communities.

Within these pages, my words grace the opening of the book and set a collective forcecast for these coming times of change.

Girl God Books presents Sacred Breasts, an inspirational anthology featuring artwork by Barbara O'Meara and others. In a culmination of wisdom, intuition, lived experiences, and the vast knowledge of contributing women writers, we hear their energetic voices through essays, prose, poetry, prayer/song, sacred ritual, and much more - alongside motivational quotes by positive female role models.

Within these pages, I write of my time as Tantrika and the work done to align the body and attune the hearts and minds of men, utilising my body as a vessel to assist them to remember the heart leads and that they can surrender the fight that lives in their bodies.

“We lost the potency of the body beyond the physical. We forgot that the design of the human body is not a random thing. And in that, revealing all the places we lost touch with the sacred wisdom of the body and in particular, how the breasts are in fact energetic portals. And all the places we do not fully attend to our nourishment, power and potency”- Coco Oya – Sacred breasts.

The Kitchen Witch returns in this beautifully illustrated companion book to Sarah Robinson’s bestseller Kitchen Witch: Food, Folklore and Fairy Tale...including many of the traditional and seasonal recipes referenced in that book.

This is a book to be read curled up in a comfy chair, before being covered in earth as you gather in seasonal goodness and splattered with sauce as you cook! The first half of The Kitchen Witch Companion is a nuanced reflection on the fantasy and reality of making magic in the kitchen. The second half is a seasonal collection of recipes and crafts, foraging and ferments, spells and simmer pots, meditations and blessings to inspire you to create, celebrate and gather throughout the Wheel of the Year.

Within these pages, I talk about my Jamaican heritage and the importance of communal eating and food as ritual and solace.

‎ Womancraft Publishing -Edited by Sarah Robinson/Lucy Pearce

From the colonial idea of ‘British’ tea;  the demasculinising experience of infertility in a Jamaican family; a Black woman being both tourist and tourist attraction on her travels in  South Asia, and what it meant to be  ‘everybody’s midwife’ in an institutionally racist NHS, through to the experience of an Indian migrant child in the ‘country of 'the oppressor’ -- these are just a few of the themes explored in this new anthology 

Through poetry, short stories, confessionals, and memoirs, contributors interrogate race, gender, relationship with self and with family, as well as identity in contemporary Britain. 

Within these pages, I write a poetic and poignant piece on SHAME and how, as women, our bodies have been shamed, especially our sexuality and how we can reclaim it.

Peepal Tree Press
Edited by Jacob Ross 

Sovereign Unto Herself- Release co-dependencies and claim your power features provocative and inspirational essays by 15 Divine Feminine leaders who have journeyed into the reclamation of their own sovereignty through their writing—for the benefit of their own evolution and for our Collective evolution. These stories will guide you into a deeper understanding of what true sovereignty really is and how it grows from within—so you can claim your power, activate your voice, catalyse the change you desire, and become the sacred embodiment of your own unique vibration and purpose on the planet. 

Within these pages, I write about the journey I embarked on to heal the inner relationship between my masculine and feminine parts and also the relationship between myself and my father, which I had to examine to enable me to do that.

Compiled by Jane Astara Ashley, MA

Essays from 25 Black Feminine Leaders sharing stories of alchemy, activation, and profound transformation.
It is a book that is full of the heart and soul of powerful and talented Black women. A book that is adding a unique flavour to Herstory at this pivotal time in my own personal and collective evolution.

We are retelling Herstory, our way.
We are creating new narratives for future generations to come
We are bringing the powerful voices of Black women to the forefront of a NEW cultural narrative—one that has been missing for EONS. 

Within these pages, I write about the ancestral healing I had to do to become the writer I am today. And how the call of The Feminine I now know to be The Eternal Mother catalised that journey and soul calling across lifetimes and linages.

Compiled by Jane Astara Ashley, MA

'It's pertinent that journeys are a key theme across this bright anthology; the shuttle of memory moving between the present and the past; the poems as evidence of this for the future. Check Hope Remains takes its title from a line in Pandora and the Ballot by Micke Farren. Each poem in this anthology engages, wrestles with, implies, or proclaims - hope. Steeped in a poetics imbued with chromatics, this is a hope whose cartography is coloured and the synesthetic.  Each writer is mapping what is experienced into language.' -Rommi Smith 

Within these pages, I write my first ever poems - 4 in total - inspired by Rummi - they speak of love and the heart and the soul and the taking back of one's power after trauma and abuse.

Co-edited by Terry Simpson, Rommi Smith, Kate Jukes

Do you look in the mirror and like the person looking back at you? In this extraordinary collection of real-world experiences, twenty writers from all walks of life look further than the end goal of self-love to explore the aching steps taken to get there. Through poetry, essays, and creative non-fiction, these writers open themselves up for public scrutiny to show readers what it’s like to live life under your own microscope.

Within the pages of this book, I write about my journey of healing my body image after sexual abuse and trauma and how it distorted my sense of self and how I reclaimed that back.

EDITOR Emma Willingham