Storm Faerywolf

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(He/Him) 🏳️‍🌈 Author • Teacher • Warlock Anti-MAGA/Anti-Fascist/Abolish ICE www.faerywolf.com https://beacons.ai/faerywolf

A tweet from JK Rowling reads: “The gay rights movement is currently host to a cannibalising ideology that blames and shames homosexuals for not sleeping with members of the opposite sex. Amnesty International is on the side of the persecutors.”
The cover of Storm Faerywolf's upcoming book: Claiming the Witchfire: Working with Energy for Magic, Healing, and Psychic Development. Image is an explosion of flames in reds and golds with the symbols of "the Witch's Ladder" set vertically in the center, from top to bottom: A pentacle, an open eye, a half circle (flat side down), a circle, a square, an "upward-pointing" triangle, and an inverted ("horned") pentacle.
Eight books by Storm Faerywolf: The Witch's Name, Betwixt & Between, Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft, The Stars Within the Earth, The Satyr's Kiss, Awakening the BlueLotus, Becoming the BlueLotus, and Mastering the BlueLotus.
A metal pentacle charm sits within a metal dish while flames envelope them.
All hail the Rainbow Dead! Image is of the late Alan Turing (June 23, 1912 — June 7, 1954) a holy martyr of the Queer Craft. What is remembered lives! May he rise in power!
The background is comprised of red smoke on the left and blue smoke on the right. The cover of The Satyr's Kiss by Storm Faerywolf is positioned perfectly in between them, glowing faintly in violet. The text above reads: "How do you like your queer sex magic?" On the left of the book, with the red smoke appears the word, "Practical," while on the right, with the blue smoke reads, "Symbolic." Underneath the book, the faint image of a goat's face peeks just above the image's lower edge.
"The Satyr's Kiss," by Storm Faerywolf, is pictured here atop a background of blue and orange smoke. Text reads: "We come to the craft, often because the religions of our formative years did nothing for us, and that's if those religions (and the people who follow them) weren't too busy actively trying to kill us. We left hateful or outdated ideologies behind, and we saw a spirituality that didn't just tolerate us, but one that actively empowered and even celebrated us."
Illustrations of four blue lotus flowers emerge from the edges of the image, the central text reads: BlueLotus Reiki. www.BlueLotusReiki.com. Instructor: Storm Faerywolf
I achieved the title, "Oracle of Delphi," with 96% accuracy on Buzzfeed's "Match the Greek Gods" test.
A human hand holds fire, set against a dark, textured background. (Credit: DepositPhotos.)
A photo of the late Victor Anderson, Grandmaster of the Faery Witchcraft tradition, alongside a photo of the late Gwydion Pendderwen, an early initiate and luminary. What is remembered lives.
A gopher snake slithers toward the exit of our garage-workshop.
Two versions of Storm Faerywolf's book, The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power, the original from llewellyn Worldwide (2022) and the new Revised & Expanded edition from Crossed Crow Books (2026).
News story screencap: “Caitlyn Jenner Appeals to Trump, Saying She Cannot Travel After Passport Gender Changed to ‘Male’
A deep blue rose, lays across a white lace tablecloth. There must be faeries about.
An image of cupped hands holding fire.
The "Eye of the Storm" Talking Board, surrounded by various charms and curio from my reading set.
A spider web, the background blurred, bright colors. (Image credit: Deposit Photos)
Image credit: Deposit Photos. A woman in a white robe sits on a wooden floor in the middle of a pentagram drawn with white chalk, the points marked by lit white candles.
YouTuber Polina ParNada displays her copy of 'Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft" by Storm Faerywolf (Russian translation)
Blue and green sequined background showcasing two books: paperback copies of the original and the revised & expanded editions of The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power by Storm Faerywolf, displayed side-by-side.
A dark background with a golden pentacle, exploding with energy, in the center, overlaid with copies of the original and the revised & expanded editions of The Witch's Name by Storm Faerywolf.
Promo for Storm Faerywolf's latest book, The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of magical Power. Image is a night sky with a crescent moon. The headline reads: "Witch, Power be thy name..." The cover of the book floats in the center below, and the text below it reads: “The power of the name! In his latest book The Witch's Name, Storm outlines the journey of discovering one's true name by telling his story as well as sharing the stories of other witches who have taken on new names. There are plenty of practical exercises for assisting you in protecting yourself with naming and discovering the perfect magickal name that expresses your true essence. Whether you are just beginning your witchy path or are ready for a new chapter in your life, this book will ably guide you, helping you to find the perfect magickal moniker.” –Madame Pamita, author of Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft (Llewellyn), The Book of Candle Magic (Llewellyn), and Madame Pamita's Magical Tarot (Weiser)
Amazon New Releases in Paganism: #1 Diary of an American Witch by Marshall WSL. #2 Norse Mythology by Sofia Visconti. #3 Moonology by Yasmin Boland. #4 The Witch's Name by Storm Faerywolf.
A partial screenshot of the Amazon New Releases Ranking page for the category of Paganism showing the top 4 books: #1: The Witch's Name by Storm Faerywolf. #2 The Diary of an American Witch by Marshall WSL. #3 The Fairy Courts by Morgan Daimler. #4 A Grimoire of Italian Witchcraft.
An image taken from the homepage of Storm's website: the background is a lush meadow with grass and flowers, the forefront a gray wooden platform displays covers of eight of Storm's books, with an ornate vintage picture frame in the center with Storm's photo. Text reads: Storm Faerywolf. Author, Teacher, Warlock.
“The Witch’s Name offers the reader an exploration of the magic of words and the power of the magical personae. With exercises and rituals which unveil various processes of self-reflection which lead the witch towards greater sovereignty through the examination and claiming of one’s identity. There is a richness to the magic within these pages that extends beyond what many readers might expect at first glance. At its heart, this is a work that assists the witch in one of the most important and foundational of magical endeavors, knowing thyself.” —Matthew Venus, author of Ensouling the Effigy: The Witch’s Arte of Enspirited Objects
“Names are words, and words hold power - This is a simple truth echoed within the magical cosmology and traditions of a variety of cultures across the world. With this book, Storm Faerywolf offers the reader a useful and effective insight into the intimate and enchanting art of crafting names. Weaving insights into identity, power, tradition, and ingenuity, this book guides the reader, be they magically inclined or not, into the meaningful power that might be present behind something as simple and often overlooked as a name. Filled with delightful, hands-on exercises, like an overflowing cauldron this book will surely offer all readers a dose of inspiration. Revised with material that explores how names transcend more than just the personal - but to the communal, and to the magical. Step into the empowering and revolutionary act of finding your true, authentic, magical name.” —Mhara Starling, author of Welsh Witchcraft: A Guide to the Spirits, Lore, and Magic of Wales
"Words have power and names have greater power still. This lore is well known but rarely unpacked and explained so it can be put to full use. A witch’s magickal name is a vessel and a vehicle for their power and the identities that they embody. The Witch’s Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power by Storm Faerywolf is the richest and fullest exploration that I’ve read of this aspect of magick. An unexpected benefit of this book is that it teaches quite a bit about witchcraft, identity, and spirituality as it demonstrates the process of working with an empowered name. I encourage you to add it to your library." — Ivo Dominguez Jr., author of Spirit Speak: A Comprehensive Guide to Connect Beyond the Veil
Cover for the Revised & Expanded edition of "The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power" by Storm Faerywolf (2026, Crossed Crow Books)
Image is a pentacle, surrounded by five roses, filled with a stellar pattern of the night sky, all on a black background. Text reads: "Black Rose Witchcraft. Private Apprenticeships with Storm Faerywolf. ModernWitchchUniversity.com"
Image of the edge of a foggy forest at night, underneath a full moon, with an illustration of a black rose superimposed. Text reads: "Black Rose Witchcraft. ModernWitchUniversity.com"
A tweet of Nicki Minaj: “Your favorite artist has been practicing rituals in a satanic cult where they take babies from other countries & mutilate & kill them as a form of blood sacrifice to their God. You see, when your master is satan, you must constantly shed blood. However, the JIG IS UP.”
RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES! RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES! RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES!
B&W image of an historical woodcut, depicting a winged Devil being given wax poppets by adoring witches while imps and demons fly overhead. Text reads: "Black Rose Witchcraft. Private Apprenticeships with Storm Faerywolf. Inquiries: university@modernwitch.com"
Image of a pentacle, surrounded by five black roses, all overlaid with a scene of the nighttime, starry sky. Text reads: "Black Rose Witchcraft. ModernWitchUniversity.com"
An illustration of a pentacle formed from five black roses , set upon a textured gray background with a stylized open eye in the center.
Black Rose Witchcraft
Three cards from variations of the Rider-Waite-Smith Decks: The Tower, The Star, and the King of Cups.
A comic strip demonstrating that if the legal penalty for an action is a fine, this effectively means it is only illegal for the poor.
An upside down American flag denotes a state of emergency or distress. #SOS
White text on a red/black background: “I find it poetically poignant that Erika Kirk has 3 K’s in her name.”
A circular altar celebrating the Winter Solstice, courtesy the Brotherhood of the Satyr. Adorned with pinecones, candles, tangerines (the returning sun!), phallic imagery, and statues of the horned and sun gods. (Faces and sigils removed for privacy.)
A magical poppet of President Donald Trump, complete with shock of fake-colored hair and a body stuck full of pins. Text reads: “Dear Santa, I only want ONE doll for Christmas.”
Storm Faerywolf's altar, with a Baphomet statue in the center, flanked by metal and glass lanterns of blue and red. In front of the statue is a large, black pillar "Star Goddess" candle, dressed with herbs and resins.
Storm Faerywolf's most used words on BlueSky for 2025.
Tom Baker as the fourth incarnation of the Doctor in the BBC classic sci-fi TV series, "Doctor Who." (circa 1977)
Hands holding a black rose in full bloom, sprinkled with dew drops.
An image of a talking board, “Eye of the Storm,” designed by Storm Faerywolf. Image shows a standard rectangular board with the alphabet and numbers 0-9, along with “Yes,” “No,” “Hello,” and “Goodbye.” In the center is a stylized eye reminiscent of a cloud covered moon. A sun and moon with faces appear in the upper corners while the lower corners are filled with a cloud & stars pattern.
Cover for the revised and expanded edition of "The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power" by Storm Faerywolf. With a foreword by Mat Auryn. Image is a dark blue background with faded sigils within circles, dark yellow flourishes & crescent moon. Cover text is a simple, pale cream-yellow font.
Image of Rick from "Rick & Morty," looking tired and unapproving. Text reads: "Your boos mean nothing, I've seen what makes you cheer"
My t-shirt, black with a line drawing of a hand, in white, holding in its palm a purple flame. With the fire the text reads: “Use your Purple” (A reference to the marvel character Agatha Harkness from Agatha All Along.)
An altar from years ago with several objects: An orange pillar candle is burning in the back, set in a metal dragon holder. A gold chime candle burning next to it. A small figurine of a peacock sits nearby. A white dish, rimmed in silver, with an offering of an apple slice, sprinkled with cinnamon, A small glass of milk & honey sits alongside it and a small crystal ball is placed in the forefront, sitting in a holder depicting a circle of goddesses.
Abstract background of bubbles in pastel colors. Text reads: "Release the Epstein Files! Release the Epstein Files! Release the Epstein Files!"
Cover of the revised and expanded edition of "The Witch's Name: Crafting Identities of Magical Power" by Storm Faerywolf and with a foreword by Mat Auryn. Background is dark blue with faded blue sigils of various sizes, along with golden yellow accents of a crescent moon, a pentagram, and two flared horizontal rods, one above and the other below the text. Due March 10, 2026 from Crossed Crow Books.