The Friday Frolic: Through the Pagan Interwebs

Today, we're going to frolic around to a couple of wonderful Pagan sites. But, before we do that...

Reminder: Those of you who are submitting for the Sunday Stew's Search For New Crew Members: today is the final day for submissions.

The Little Black Book for Pagans is up and running!! We're getting vendors, artists, authors, bloggers, etc.. from everywhere together to create a central location for finding each other for support. We even have our first U.K. listing! It's really exciting to see people taking to this, given it's only been  up for a few days. Here's hoping this snowballs and we have a robust site for everyone to enjoy!! If you are a Pagan who sells (even if it's not Pagan-related stuff), writes, podcasts, makes music, crafts, whatever your specialty.. if you'd like support from the community, then please, do join us. We'd love to list you!

Today is Pi Day (you know, March 14 or 3.14).
Get your Geek on, and go to http://www.piday.org/ to learn more.

Now, let's go visiting some fantastic Pagan sites on the net. We'll visit an artist, an author, a crafty person, an herbal shop, a musician, and a vendor who sells all kinds of Pagan supplies. Are you ready? Let's get frolicking!


The first stop on this tour is to one of my favorite Pagan artists: Sabrina The Inkwitch. I have a bunch of her work, including a piece that I specifically had her draw for me. She is amazingly talented, and is wonderful to work with.

You can check out her WEBSITE HERE

Be sure to like Her Facebook Page Here and tell her Kallan sent you!





Next up, author Sam Curtin.

Samantha has written "Dark Cell" and "Deal with the Devil", and is the author of the popular blog, "Chronicles of an Anthropology Nerd".

She has a new book in the works, entitled, "Dark Hall". You can read an excerpt at her blog HERE.

You can also like her Facebook Page HERE and tell her that Kallan says, "Hello!"





It's been awhile since I shamlessly plugged my sister's shop. So, let's head on over and give some love toSosanna's Closet.. Renee (Sosanna) makes the most delightful jewelry, pottery, statues, wreaths, et al.. you really have to check out her works.

Like her Facebook Page HERE. She's having a giveaway for reaching 1k likes.. get in on it HERE.

She is also the author of "Confessions of a Modern Witch" blog as well.

You don't have to tell her I sent you. She'll read this blog post already ;)




Next up on our frolicky tour, Verbena Lane Botanicals, owned by the lovely Autumn Earthsong. I have personally had the opportunity to try out many of her items and they are WONDERFUL! Her prices are totally reasonable, the packaging is gorgeous, and the scents are amazing.

Verbena Lane Botanicals Shop is HERE

Verbena Lane Facebook Page is HERE

Autumn is a Sunday Stew Chef, but she ALSO has her own blog. Check it out at "My Moonlit Path"



I'm moving us to our Vendor next..

Let's frolic on over to Sandi's Enchanted Gardens and peruse her wares. She has candles, herbs, divination and spell supplies.. just about anything a Pagan might need. She even makes her own incense! She's even having a sale right now: 15% off on Ostara supplies!

Come like her Facebook Page HERE and tell her I sent you :)

Psst.. check out the Sunday Stew for a Giveaway from Sandi!



Saving music for last, let's start the weekend off right with dancing to the music of Kenny Klein.
Come visit his WEBSITE HERE where you can peruse his music, videos and more! If you're in the New Orleans area, you definitely want to keep up with what Kenny's doing.. he's always busy somewhere in the Quarter, making music. You may get lucky and catch him live! Kenny is a photographer. Check out his works here on FACEBOOK, or read some of his books from Llewellyn.




And, to finish our frolic out for the day, here's one of Kenny's songs, "My Pagan Girl".

I hope you enjoyed this Friday's Frolic. Comments are always welcome (hint hint)!

Happy Weekend!