Description
Queer Magic book by Tomás Prower is an enriching exploration of the deep-rooted connections between queer identities and spiritual practices across various cultures and historical periods. This book offers valuable nourishment for LGBT+ individuals and their allies by highlighting the significant presence and influence of queer figures throughout history.
Prower delves into diverse queer relationships and spiritual practices from different regions of the world, uncovering fascinating insights into how these have shaped and been shaped by the broader cultural contexts. Readers will learn about deities, heroes, and historical figures who embody the queer spirit, providing a powerful affirmation of the queer community’s enduring presence.
The book features inspiring contributions from contemporary LGBT+ Pagans, Catholics, Buddhists, Muslims, and others who share their personal stories and spiritual practices. These narratives are accompanied by practical suggestions, including spells, prayers, and meditations, allowing readers to integrate these practices into their own spiritual journeys.
The Queer Magic book stands as a unique and enlightening resource for LGBT+ spiritual seekers, offering practical and spiritual guidance. Prower’s work fosters a sense of connection and empowerment, celebrating the sustaining energy and strength of the worldwide queer community.
“Queer Magic asks us to unlearn what we’ve thought about the global past and instead substitutes an inclusive, more accurate world history, where queer identities are plenty.” – Foreword Reviews
“Tomás Prower takes us on a global journey, a quest to find queer magick across the world. Our stories are not confined to any one place, time, or reli-gion, and this book is truly a diverse guide to understanding our often lost and forgotten myth and history. Certain to inspire LGBTQ+ magickal practitioners for years to come!” – Christopher Penczak, author of Gay Witchcraft
Tomás Prower is the author of the English and Spanish editions of La Santa Muerte. He previously served as the youth coordinator of Bent-Con and as the cultural liaison between France, the United States, and the South American member states of Mercosur. Tomás lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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