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Steampunk Magic: Working Magic Aboard the Airship by Gypsey Elaine Teague is a unique exploration that blends the imaginative world of steampunk with traditional magickal practices. This 224-page guide introduces readers to a new magickal system inspired by the aesthetics and philosophies of the steampunk genre.
Gypsey Elaine Teague is the Branch Head of the Gunnin Architecture Library at Clemson University. She is an Elder and High Priestess in the Georgian Wiccan tradition, a High Priestess in the Icelandic Norse tradition, and the originator of Steampunk Magic. Teague is also a member of the National Board of Certified Counsellors and presents nationally on steampunk history, literature, and popular culture.
The book serves as a compendium of altar arrangements, spells, and magickal tools, infusing traditional Wiccan practices with a steampunk twist. Teague guides readers on crafting and using a compass in place of a pentacle, employing a rigging knife instead of an athame, and joining an airship as an alternative to a coven. The text is richly illustrated with photographs and art, enhancing the reader’s understanding and engagement.
Steampunk Magic delves into the creation of a unique magickal system that stems from the tools and philosophies of steampunk—an alternate Victorian history genre. It incorporates many established methods from other crafts while applying distinctive visioning and application tools specific to steampunk. The author believes that readers will find this new system both intriguing and applicable to their daily magickal and non-magickal lives.
Steampunk Magick: Working Magick Aboard the Airship offers a distinctive perspective by merging the imaginative world of steampunk with established magickal traditions. Gypsey Elaine Teague’s expertise and passion provide readers with the tools and inspiration to embark on a spiritual adventure that brings dramatic ritual and practical magick into everyday life.
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