Joshua Gage has written a review of the Black Magick  anthology for Cemetery Dance online magazine. Read the review here.

 Kitchen Witch School member Heather Dewhurst gives an enthusiastic review of the Black Magick  anthology, edited by Raven Digitalis and published by Moon Books.

  The video above is an excerpt from the recent interview, mentioned in previous posts. In this segment, I talk about my contribution to the "Black Magick" anthology which is edited by Raven Digitalis and published by Moon Books.

  Here is the video, fresh from Moon Books, which introduces a few of the authors whose stories feature in the forthcoming Black Magick  anthology edited by Raven Digitalis. The authors in this film are: Jaclyn Cimminelli, Miranda S Hewlitt, Rhea Troutman, Raven Digitalis himself, and myself (Adele Cosgrove-Bray). We were interviewed by Rachel Patterson via a secure video link, on Monday January 6th. I hope you enjoy watching the finished video, and will help the anthology by sharing it as widely as you can. The book is due out on March 1st, and all the authors involved in the project are hoping readers will enjoy it. Can I ask you to please consider writing a review? Whether you post your review on Amazon, Goodreads, or your social media site(s), this would really help to promote the book. Physically publishing a book is only a small part of the task; the most important job is getting people to be aware of it, and every review can really help with that.

  This article was originally published on Hubpages in 2009. I am in the process of transferring my articles there to this blog. The Adshead, Ashbrook, Bray and McGowan Families This is the story of four branches of my family, leading back in time from my parents to my grandparents and great-grandparents. The information is not complete. Some dates are missing, and recent data has been withheld in order to protect the privacy of the living. Much of this research was my mother's work. She handed her genealogy files to me, and this webpage is my attempt to put some of her lengthy notes in order. I hope this information is correct, and while much of it has been validated via legal documents such as birth or marriage certificates, some of the history may be subject to unintentional inaccuracies. If more information comes to light, I will be happy to amend it. This webpage is also a little gift to any relatives who might be interested in our shared ancestry. The anecdotes might jog a fe...