Pam Grossman’s “What is A Witch” Released

Tin Can Forest Press published “What Is A Witch” last month. This is an illuminated manifesto on witchcraft written by Pam Grossman with images by Tin Can Forest. The publisher’s site says”

“Conjure an image of a witch in your mind’s eye, and you’ll find s/he can take many different shapes.  Evil, beautiful, hideous, holy, a sinner who just might save us all – this multifaceted archetype is a dark layer-cake of legends and associations.  Written by Phantasmaphile’s Pam Grossman and artwork by Canada’s occult sweethearts Tin Can Forest,What Is A Witch is a an illuminated incantation, a crystalline invocation, a lovingly-crafted celebration of the world’s most magical icon.

“Pam Grossman is a writer, curator, and teacher of magical practice and history.  She is the creator of Phantasmaphile, a blog that specializes in esoteric and fantastical art.  Her writing has appeared in Abraxas Journal, Sciences Occultes, Sabat, Huffington Post, MSN, Film Comment, and elsewhere.  Pam’s group art shows and projects have been featured by such outlets as Artforum, The New York Times, The New Yorker, and Art in America.  She is Associate Editor of Fulgur Esoterica and the co-organizer of the Occult Humanities Conference at NYU.  She lives in Brooklyn with her fellow and their two feline familiars.”

You can order a copy here: http://tincanforest.com/shop/what-is-a-witch/

A few weeks ago the book’s publication was celebrated at NYC’s Catland with a launch party that featured dance performances by Desert Sin Dance Theater Co., music by harpist/vocalist Ellena Phillips.  Customized herbal libations were served, palmistry and tarot reading was offered to revelers and the like.

Tin Can Forest Press presents "What Is A Witch" an illuminated manifesto on witchcraft,text by Pam Grossman, images by Tin Can Forest. 32 pages, Full Color, 9 x 11.75 Inches, Saddle Stitched, Printed in Canada, ISBN 978-0-9880222-3-2Ê

Tin Can Forest Press presents “What Is A Witch” an illuminated manifesto on witchcraft,text by Pam Grossman, images by Tin Can Forest.
32 pages, Full Color, 9 x 11.75 Inches, Saddle Stitched, Printed in Canada, ISBN 978-0-9880222-3-2Ê

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