Entering the Blackwater: My New Grimoire of Swamps and Marshes


The swamp is not dead.

For years I’ve walked the edges of bog and marsh, listening to the silence, watching the way moss holds to stone, seeing lanterns of fireflies rise from blackwater. From these wanderings came my newest grimoire: The Blackwater Testament: A Grimoire of Mires and Marshes.

This book is not fantasy — it is built from the swamp itself. Inside are pocket charms woven from cattails, moss, and bone; spells that call upon mist, lantern-light, and drowned voices; and extended rites that last hours, nights, or even days. The swamp becomes not only setting, but temple and teacher.

You will find:

Cattail pouches of guarding

Moss bundles for dream-slowing

The Bog Body Binding for preservation

The Lantern Path Rite to guide what is lost

Storm rites, serpent skins, and drowned dead vigils


And at its heart, a stand-alone rite of Sinking and Return — a multi-day working where you give yourself to the swamp and rise again remade.

The Blackwater Testament is both mystical and practical: poetic enough to honor the mire, but clear enough to use in real practice. If you’ve ever stood in fog at swamp’s edge and felt something watching, you already know the voice that speaks in these pages.

The swamp remembers.

The Blackwater Testament is available now on Kindle and in paperback.

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