Not All Magic is Black Magick: A Queer Prisoner's Wiccan Anthology
What does it mean to follow a spiritual path in a place built to crush the soul?
In a system designed to control bodies, silence voices, and sever people from their sacred rhythms, choosing to practice witchcraft becomes an act of resistance. Not All Magic is Black Magick gathers the words, art, spells, and stories of imprisoned witches and Wiccans who continue to seek connection to spirit, earth, and self, against all odds.
Through poetry, essays, comics, rituals, and reflections, this anthology maps the many ways magic survives behind bars. These pieces speak of longing and power, ritual and rebellion, offering a glimpse into what it means to cultivate sacred space where none is given.
You do not need to be Wiccan or pagan to enter these pages. You need only curiosity, an open heart, and a willingness to witness the fierce beauty of belief under confinement. Whether you are seeking guidance in your own practice or simply wondering what becomes of faith when freedom is taken, this book holds something for you.
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