Mabh Savage

Mabh Savage is the author of A Modern Celt: Seeking The Ancestors which explores the influence of Celtic culture and mythology on modern Paganism, spirituality and indeed day to day life. She has also contributed to the Moon Books anthologies Naming the Goddess, Paganism 101 and Essays in Contemporary Paganism, all edited by Trevor Greenfield.

Mabh writes a regular column for Pagan Pages called Notes from the Apothecary, about herbs and their magical and medicinal uses. She also regularly contributes to the fantastic magazine Brigid's Fire.

Mabh believes that Paganism is a way of life, not necessarily a religion, and that anyone can be a witch if they are so inclined and honest about their intent. She walks with the Tuatha Dé Danann and writes what she discovers along the way. Her latest book, Celtic Witchcraft, is a work in progress and can be viewed at

http://moon-books.net/blogs/moonbooks/category/work-in-progress/celtic-witchcraft/