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Fellow Verbena author Charlie Creed joins mythologist, therapist, witch, and Tarot reader Julie Peters for a discussion on Practical Magic, both the first and the second film starring Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman. We talk about the plot and the rules of magic, the history of witchcraft, the genuine thoughtfulness and true silliness of the two movies, and whether we both liked it. What did you think?
Charlie Creed wrote Faery Rules and The Cat's Tales. Find him at @charliecreedwriter
Julie's Secrets of Reading the Tarot course begins Oct 22. Email for waitilist and more information at https://www.juliepeters.ca/tarot-course
Secret Tales of the Tarot is available for preorder wherever you get books.
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