
Suggested References
Resources for the Modern Magician

At Raventree, magick is studied to gain both personal and academic insight. In that vein, the Academy is always trying to disseminate knowledge and provide students with the tools necessary to take up their own work. On this page can be found some of the books, periodicals, podcasts, and blogs faculty and students at Raventree have found useful and clarifying. This page will also give prospective students an idea of what manner of material they might find in classes. More extensive archives, bibliographies, and resources are provided within the Academy Forums.
Books

Encyclopedia Goetica series by Jake Stratton-Kent
Holy Daimon trilogy by Frater Acher
Azoetia by Andrew Chumbley
Exu & The Quimbanda of Night & Fire by Nicholaj Frisvold
Viridarium Umbris by Daniel Schulke
Pharmako trilogy by Dale Pendell
Effigy by Martin Duffy
Hands of Apostasy collected by Three Hands Press
Clavis Goetica by Frater Acher
Trolldom by Nicholaj Frisvold
Angels, Demons & Spirits by Daniel Harms
The Dancing Sorcerer by P.T. Mistleberg
Diabolical collected by Scarlet Imprint
Howlings collected by Scarlet Imprint
Magic in History series from Penn State University Press
Palgrave Historical Studies in Witchcraft and Magic
The Triumph of the Moon by Prof. Ronald Hutton
Under the Witching Tree by Corinne Boyer
The Witch's Cabinet by Corinne Boyer
The Green Mysteries by Daniel Schulke
Craft of the Untamed by Nicholaj Frisvold
Blogs

Theomagica by Frater Acher
Scriptus Recensera by Abby Hellasdottir
Daniel Harms' personal/academic blog
Paralibrum edited by Frater Acher
The Feast of Dreams by Robin Artisson
Podcasts

Glitch Bottle
What Magic is This?
Stirring the Cauldron
Thoth-Hermes Podcast
Chthonia Conversations
Journals/Periodicals

Clavis Journal from Three Hands Press
Journal for the Academic Study of Magic
Verdant Gnosis
Conjure Codex
Wyrd Journal from Three Hands Press
Aries: Journal for the Study of Western Esotericism
The Pomegranate: International Journal of Pagan Studies
Folklore: International Journal of Folkloristics
Preternature: Critical and Historical Studies on the Preternatural