In the lead up to the release of our new book, AND an all new season of the Missing Witches podcast, we shared snippets of the audio book version of New Moon Magic. (Order the book directly from the publishers: In Canada. In the USA.)
Special thanks to the wildly inspiring indie bookstores below - not just for carrying our book and inviting their communities to our online launch event - but for everything you do to build communities, celebrate diversity, and protect every person's right to tell their story and speak the TRUTH in the face of oppression, marginalization, and violence. This is the most profound magic and we feel so lucky to be linked to you.
Charis Books and More, Georgia
Charis Books and More is the South's oldest independent feminist bookstore, celebrating radical and independent voices since 1974! Together with Charis Circle, our 501c3 programming nonprofit, we exist to foster sustainable feminist communities, to work for social justice, and to encourage the expression of diverse and marginalized voices. We are located in Decatur, GA, and we are proud to be the school store partner for Agnes Scott College, a historic women’s college. We specialize in diverse and unique children's books, feminist, and cultural studies books, books on anti-racism and ending white supremacy, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer fiction and non-fiction.
Order New Moon Magic from Charis Books and More
Books & Books@The Studios of Key West, Florida
Books & Books @The Studios of Key West is the brainchild of a small group of local booklovers, led by George Cooper, who previously founded the Tropic Cinema, and his wife, the beloved writer Judy Blume. It is a joint effort of two respected organizations, the Books & Books stores of the Miami area and The Studios of Key West, each of which brings its particular capacities to the venture. We’re Key West’s locally-owned, nonprofit, independently-minded neighborhood bookstore.
Order New Moon Magic from Books & Books @ The Studios of Key West
Montana Book Co., Montana
Montana Book Company is an independent, LGBTQ+, locally-owned, bookstore in downtown Helena, Montana. Our welcoming and inclusive space is the perfect place to find the latest book releases and classic titles. We are defenders of equality, anti-fascist, anti-racist and community centered.
Order New Moon Magic from Montana Book Co.
A Room of One's Own Bookstore, Wisconsin
A Room of One’s Own is an independent, queer and trans owned bookstore in Madison, Wisconsin on Ho-Chunk land. In 1975, A Room of One’s Own was first founded in downtown Madison as a feminist bookstore named after Virginia Woolf’s 1929 essay of the same name. Today, Room continues on that legacy as a radical queer cultural hub in Madison. We seek to center marginalized voices, small presses, and be a place for learning and liberation through our events, partnerships, and curated selection of books of all genres.
Order New Moon magic from A Room of One's Own
Blue Cypress Books, Louisianna
Blue Cypress Books is a local, woman-owned, New Orleans bookstore and has been a warm and welcoming place to find high-quality used and new books since 2008. BCB is an inclusive space where we speak our minds and invite open conversations. They are proud members of the American Booksellers Association and the Southern Independent Booksellers Association, and are consistently rated as a top bookstore in the city. More info here.
Windowseat Books, BC
Windowseat Books is a cozy independent bookstore in the Old City Quarter of Nanaimo, British Columbia. The space is small but the books are mighty! Tired of working corporate, owner Andrée Bizier decided to combine some of her favourite things like reading, adventure and chaos and opened Windowseat Books in August 2018 on a whim. 5 years later, it is still the best journey she has ever undertaken. Reading is cool!!
Order New Moon Magic from Windowseat Books
De Stiil, Quebec
Bookseller Aude Le Dubé has lived about a thousand lives. She’s been a translator, a copywriter and a press attaché, and has penned two novels, one of which was awarded the Grand prix de l’association des écrivains bretons. Before De Stiil was a bookshop, it was a clothing store called État de Style. But when the city went into lockdown, she did what a lot of people did: question what she wanted to do with her life. Next season’s line was drawn up and about to be patterned, but her heart wasn’t in it anymore. “I felt like the world needed books more than it needed clothes.” Via Toronto Star.
