
Susan Sheppard (1955–2021)
Author of A Witch's Runes: How to Make and Use Your Own Magick Stones
Works by Susan Sheppard
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Sheppard, Susan Ann
Friend, Susan Ann (birth) - Birthdate
- 1955-07-01
- Date of death
- 2021-04-19
- Gender
- female
- Education
- Doddridge County High School
West Virginia University - Parkersburg
University of Charleston
University of Pittsburgh
Warren Wilson College - Occupations
- artist
writer
mystic
horoscope columnist
horoscope writer
astrologist (show all 10)
psychic medium
paranormal investigator
storyteller
poet - Organizations
- Haunted Parkersburg Ghost Tours
Sacred Way Astrologers and Spirituality
Sacred Way Poetry Group
West Virginia Writers, Inc. - Cause of death
- liver cancer
- Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Clarksburg, WV
- Places of residence
- Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA
West Union, West Virginia, USA
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA - Burial location
- Riverview Cemetery, Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA
- Associated Place (for map)
- West Virginia, USA
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Reviews
I bought this book mostly as a resource as I learn to read Pictish runes. I wasn't expecting too much from this book, as I've seen books on divination before and at best they have partial information and I have to go around hunting for the rest of the information elsewhere.
I was pleasantly surprised.
Not only does Susan Sheppard write clearly and extensively on the runes themselves, she also discusses their meanings overall, and then again when it comes to interpreting their meaning. Her show more history on the witch was written with passion and love for the craft, which is something that I highly appreciate. Too many books like these come off as condescending and others even seem more like charlatanry than an honest book about what it means to work within the craft.
As it is a resource book, I'll be discovering new things every time that I open and read it. show less
I was pleasantly surprised.
Not only does Susan Sheppard write clearly and extensively on the runes themselves, she also discusses their meanings overall, and then again when it comes to interpreting their meaning. Her show more history on the witch was written with passion and love for the craft, which is something that I highly appreciate. Too many books like these come off as condescending and others even seem more like charlatanry than an honest book about what it means to work within the craft.
As it is a resource book, I'll be discovering new things every time that I open and read it. show less
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- Works
- 10
- Also by
- 2
- Members
- 172
- Popularity
- #124,307
- Rating
- 3.5
- Reviews
- 1
- ISBNs
- 15
- Languages
- 3
