Books about witches...

[Haunted]

The one and only. They're not exactly Alyssa Milano in a catsuit but the hags are interesting.

Ah yes,

BANQUO

How far is't call'd to Forres? What are these
So wither'd and so wild in their attire,
That look not like the inhabitants o' the earth,
And yet are on't? Live you? or are you aught
That man may question? You seem to understand me,
By each at once her chappy finger laying
Upon her skinny lips: you should be women,
And yet your beards forbid me to interpret
That you are so.

[kingricefan]

...have you read The Dark Tower series?...that Rhea of the Coos is a fun-filled old bat...

Where did you find and who did this illustration? This is an awesome depiction of 'that b*tch' Rhea!

[kingricefan]

I, too, recommend the Anne Rice 'Witching' books. They're pretty good, until she ties them in with the vampire series, then it all kind of loses the charm somehow.

[charmed_one3]

These have been a great help, thanks everyone! Will have to make a trip to the library soon. I'm especially interested in the Anne Rice books. Will also have to check out the sequel to the Witches of Eastwick as well.

[GNTLGNT]

Where did you find and who did this illustration? This is an awesome depiction of 'that b*tch' Rhea!

...found it on Google by typing in "Rhea of the Coos" under "Images", but couldn't blow it up enough to get the artist...

[cat in a bag]

I, too, recommend the Anne Rice 'Witching' books. They're pretty good, until she ties them in with the vampire series, then it all kind of loses the charm somehow.

I forgot that she did that! I haven't read past the first 3.

[do1you9love?]

Someone told me about three books by Nora Roberts which are about witches. The first one is called Dance Upon the Air, or something of that sort. I have never read Nora Roberts, have always been reluctant to. Has anyone read these books?

I've read the 2nd in that series (Heaven and Earth). It's ok, but underneath the witches it is a "Romance"! It would be an easy, not involving deep thinking read, however, I'd recommend Harkness or Rice if you want more depth.

[not_nadine]

I loved Rhea. True description of the witch. ((Susan)) But then again, I love Stevie Nicks doing Rhianna...


I would like to have this pic, and put it on the front door...

[not_nadine]

Thanks, GNT, nice search

[carrie's younger brother]

I loved Rhea. True description of the witch. ((Susan)) But then again, I love Stevie Nicks doing Rhianna...


I would like to have this pic, and put it on the front door...

It's Rhiannon.