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"""Suddenly the sky overhead is alive. From east and southeast, west and northwest, large black birds fly, travelling in their groups of hundreds are swirling, cawing, interweaving, dancing a greeting in the air. The sky is thick black feathered. We watch slack jawed as they combine and dissipate above our heads. Then, without signal or warning, they circle the heart of the wood and land in the trees, into hidden roosts, and silence falls once more."" After months of feeling lost and burned out, a chance encounter with crows began an adventure in the dark woods - inner and outer - leading to a strange and powerful initiation. Strikingly illustrated by the author, with contributions from over thirty women - artists, healers, authors - midlife women who have also been called by the strange magic of crows at decisive moments in their lives. Enter the dark woods. Follow the crow, the moon and the mushroom on a journey of transformation and remembering."

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"""A fascinating, challenging, enchanting flight through the raven-dark heart of the wilds, what it is to be lost and to find oneself. This book begins with the words 'come with me' and heavens, you'll be glad you did - it will bewitch you - like the crows do when they call, and like Lucy can always be trusted to do with her wonderous words. Follow the paths of sweet, rich, dark earth magic of the crow and their kin. This beautiful book reaches out into glorious flight and the sweeping feathered edges of our memory and intuition."" --Sarah Robinson, author of Yoga for Witches, Yin Magic and Kitchen Witch ""This book feels like a fever dream. In a good way. In the way that fevers break patterns of pathology and allow the healing crisis to emerge. It reminds me of the health crises of those medieval female mystics. The Hildegards, the Julians, the Teresas of Avila, the Catherines of Sienna, the cartographers of the female dark night of the soul. Lucy H. Pearce has drawn us a map, a 21st century GPS to our essential selves."" --Gina Martin, High Priestess, author of the When She Wakes trilogy ""Powerful, stunning, and transformative writing."" --Mary Lunnen, life coach and author of six books including The Powerful Voice of the Quiet Ones and Your Compass Rose Speaks ""Crow Moon is a permission slip for the mid-life journey, shining a light on the dark and wild inner places that society tells us we must avoid at all costs. This rich, evocative book offers a compass with which to begin our own journey into those places, following the trail of those who have gone before us. Crow Moon shows us that if you go down in the woods today, you might just find yourself."" --Awen Clement, priestess, healer and author of Moon Wise ""Like breadcrumbs along the path, Lucy Pearce sprinkles stories, images, and insights about the crow as she leads us deeper into the dark woods of our imagination in search of our authentic selves. This is a book to meditate on and nest in, often. It is filled with the everyday magic of life."" --Mary Reynolds Thompson, author of Reclaiming the Wild Soul and the forthcoming The Way of the Wild Soul Woman ""Crow Moon is a book of talismans. In its polyvocal narrative all singing and cackling together, and in Lucy Pearce's deft weaving, the book is rich with dark, fertile doorways. Crow Moon calls you to the magic of the winged and whispering. Trust that your longing heart will find a home here. "" --Risa Dickens, co-author of Missing Witches: Reclaiming True Histories of Feminist Magic and New Moon Magic: 13 Anti-Capitalist Tools for Resistance and Re-Enchantment"

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Lucy H. Pearce is the author of life-changing non-fiction books, including Nautilus Award winners Medicine Woman, Burning Woman, and Creatrix. Her writing focuses on women's healing through archetypal psychology, embodiment, historical awareness, and creativity. She is an award-winning graduate in history of Ideas with English Literature from Kingston University, and has a PGCE from Cambridge University. Lucy's multi-faceted creative work spans the expressive arts, exploring the lost archetypes of the feminine and symbols of the soul. Her thoughtful and arresting cover art and illustrations feature in many beloved Womancraft titles.

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