Slava!

Discover Authentic Polytheistic Practices Rooted in Eastern European Traditions

This illuminating guide to the living traditions of Slavic Paganism unveils the rich cosmology of deities, folk magic, and the unique Dual-Faith tradition that blends Pagan elements with Eastern Orthodox Christianity. Drawing from her Serbian American heritage and decades of devotional practice, priestess and vračara (witch) Anna Urošević Applegate introduces powerful gods like Perun and Veles, alongside the nature spirits that inhabit forest, field, and home.

Learn to honor ancestors through traditional veneration techniques, create authentic altars, and perform seasonal rituals that connect you to the Slavic Wheel of the Year. No matter your background, this book provides practical tools for incorporating Slavic folk magic into your spiritual path while developing meaningful relationships with these venerated ancient deities.

Chicago native Anna Urošević Applegate is a first-generation Serbian American and ordained legal Pagan clergy. She holds an M.A. in English from Loyola University Chicago. Anna is the founder of an inclusive Rodnovery fellowship known as the Circle of Rodu. You can learn more at www.circleofrodu.com.

Fio Gede Parma is a Balinese-Australian non-binary witch, international teacher, and magical mentor. Fio is a cofounder of the Coven of the Wildwood and a midwife of the Wildwood Tradition. They have been initiated into four traditions of the Craft and serve and celebrate as priestex and lover with many Spirits and Gods. Fio has authored or coauthored six previous books, including Elements of Magic and Magic of the Iron Pentacle. Visit them at FioGedeParma.com.

Natasa Ilincic (Scotland) has been shortlisted for multiple awards and her illustrations have been published in books, magazines, role playing games, and posters. She has exhibited her work in various galleries, including London House of Illustration and Somerset House.