: About Me

Hi I'm a solitary witch living in the hills of West Wales, I am an archaeologist and classicist with an MA from the University of Wales, Lampeter. I am also a Pagan minister, seer, healer and teacher of the 'Old Religion'. I have turned my hand to writing since cronehood brought the gift of creaking limbs; my days in the wilds and wilderness have been exchanged for a comfortable chair at a desk, and the company of my computer. No it is not as beautiful as Mother Nature but it its own way it is just as rewarding for now i am able to reach out and touch peoples lives globally- it is all rather humbling.

My aim is, with the aid of my agent, to get published, I have two books pending and am optimistic for the future.

My passion is ...

Mother Nature- the Goddess Way, living in harmony with our mother earth and fellow creatures

I know too much about ...

it is not possible to know too much, wisdom is the most wonderful gift, feed it constantly, retain your apetite unto the end

My parents always told me ...

"Its your imagination"- but it wasn't!

My childhood ambition ...

To be a circus high-wire ballerina!

My favorite memory ...

Laying on the centre stone at Stonehenge at dawn aged 5.

Why I write ...

To share. I have been shown and told so much. and I know there will never be proof, but I know

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Anything and everything- but not TV, its an intrusion, and there's no signal in y remote valley.

My first job ...

Nursing at the local Cottage Hospital, it was voluntary.

My best moment ...

I don't have one, I am content to just be happy with my family,my animals, and my trees- I adore trees.

My inspiration ...

The spirit world, and Mother Natures wonderous beauty

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