Authors

Sark Are you a Succulent Wild Woman? Do you live your life Bodaciously? Sark's first book, Succulent Wild Woman, celebrated the authentic life enhanced through the gift of creativity. Visit her web site to see her journal, favorite books, her calendar, and more.

Z Budapest Z Budapest is considered by some to be the founding mother of the women's spirituality movement. You can visit her site to see the services she offers. Also, click here for an interview published in the journal What is Enlightenment?, issue 10.

Margot Adler Adler's book, Drawing Down the Moon, is on everyone's must-read list as an introductory text in alternative spirituality. The link above is to a special interview with Adler, at the Voice of Women site.

Mary Daly Daly is a "Positively Revolting Hag" according to her web page. As associate professor of theology at Boston College she "spins and weaves cosmic tapestries in her own time/space." She has authored several books which are categorized as radical feminist.

Anodea Judith Judith is the author of several books on chakras and healing. Also visit Stepping Through to Recovery: A Pagan Approach to the Twelve Step Program.

Layne Redmond Redmond is the author of the popular When the Drummers Were Women. At her website, there is an interview; information on the book; a section called "Giving Birth to Ourselves: 6 months training program"; information on drums.

Starhawk Starhawk's book Spiral Dance has been published in its 10th anniversary edition. It is considered a classic book in its call for a more earthly spirituality that honors the divine feminine.

Brooke Medicine Eagle Brooke is the author of Buffalo Woman Comes Singing.

Angeles Arrien Angeles is the author of The Four-Fold Way: Walking the Path of the Warrior, Teacher, Healer, and Visionary.

Judith Laura Judith is author of Goddess Spirituality for the 21st Century.