Jennifer Lane
Jennifer Lane
Paganism| Self-development
Jennifer Lane is a green witch and nature writer with a background in wildlife communications. She is the author of The Wheel: A Witch’s Path to Healing Through Nature and The Witch’s Survival Guide: Spells for Healing From Stress and Burnout and, for young adults, The Black Air and The Second Hand Boy. As a journalist she has written for Vogue, the Guardian and the BBC, promoting the wider health benefits of nature, birdwatching and living in tune with the land. In 2018, she won a Northern Writers’ Award. Jennifer is based near Manchester with her partner and a calico cat called Linnet.
UNDERWING: A STORY OF LOSS, MOTHERHOOD & WILD INTUITION
‘Jennifer Lane writes with clarity, honesty and care in a beautiful honouring of her daughter and of her experience of grief. Underwing will make those of us who have experienced stillbirth and miscarriage feel seen. Lane guides us through what it can mean to have a deep connection with nature severed and then slowly reformed – I am glad to read books that redefine writing about nature and Underwing does this so well’
Sally Huband, author of Sea Bean
‘Jennifer Lane’s writing is sincere, tender and rich with wonderment, empowering her readers to resist a conventional existence and look deeper into the heart of nature’
Tiffany Francis, author of Dark Skies
THE WITCH’S SURVIVAL GUIDE: SPELLS FOR HEALING FROM STRESS AND BURNOUT
‘A wonderful approach to a calmer life, with a focus on reconnecting with nature and the magic around us to help us heal and create a more conscious witchcraft practice. This book is filled with beginner friendly spells and rituals surrounding mental health and wellness, drawing inspiration from nature, and especially the elements, to work through stress and hardships. A book that truly any witch at any level might enjoy!’
Ella Harrison, author of The Book of Spells
THE WHEEL
‘Jennifer Lane casts a kind a contrary nature spell over her readers, full of glitter and acorns, fire and firecrests.’
Derek Niemann, Country Diarist, Guardian
‘Jennifer Lane’s writing is sincere, tender and rich with wonderment, empowering her readers to resist a conventional existence and look deeper into the heart of nature.’
Tiffany Francis, author of Dark Skies: A Journey into the Wild Night
‘In short – it’s a book that has grabbed me by my very core and inspired me to make some long-awaited changes in my own life … It’s a joyous and magickal experience.’
