Wednesday, April 23rd, 2025 - 6 pm

$35 per participant - this option is in-person at Deep Earth Arts in Littleton, New Hampshire.

Sex and love with spirits seen as the Fair Folk, the dead, imps, called succubi, incubi, or devils, is just as common in records of witchcraft and seership as harming, feeding, tending, and mending. These bonds were of great interest to interrogators. Some types of encounters were considered dangerous even to layfolk, especially those involving the Good Neighbours. Here we will talk about ways to encourage intimate encounters with spirits, how to make the situations as safe as possible, and avoid harm. But also look at how different spirits are after different things from you. Sexual exchanges are (usually!) not about reproduction, but the exchange of other qualities between human and spirit. Having an understanding of this in itself makes the person safer when they set out to explore the world of spirit love. 

-Make bonds with spirits that are fulfilling

-Understand how your body signals are a language

-Forge strong connections to support you in these difficult times

-Work on pre-existing spirit relationships and deepen finesse.  

More on Lee:

Lee Morgan lives on a communal homestead on kunanyi/Mt Wellington, where he teaches witchcraft and raises books, people, and ideas from the grave. He has had novels and non-fiction published by Collective Ink Books, The Witches Almanac, Three Hands Press, and Rebel Satori with an upcoming book by Crossed Crow Books. Highlights of his career have involved speaking at Watkins Books in London, being paid to do beloved research, and participating in the People's Library installation artwork in Hobart. He has held an office in his coven for decades and walked with many people through the processes of learning witchcraft, and being initiated by it. Having survived an enormous tumour that doctors warned might threaten his intellect, and a series of related complications, Lee currently is busy filling the room in his skull with new brains, writing Folk Horror, and queering the world one step at a time.

Learn more at www.leemorganbooks.com