Sabina Magliocco – Folklore, Culture & Authenticity

4 February 2013 by Me

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I am a wandering Witch, and animist. I hail from Texas, but have lived many places--from the Rocky Mountains to the soft hills of Ireland. The Craft is my praxis, not my religion.

My academic interests are in sociology, psychology and folklore. My personal interests range from Seria A to megaliths, and I adore getting lost--especially in the rain.
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