Danielle Dulsky’s work is rooted in story, ritual, and witchcraft, honoring humanity’s deep, enduring, and embodied connection to the elements, the directions, and to the holy, wild world. She is founder of The Hag School and author of eight books, including The Book of Wild Daughters: Folklore for the Feminine Journey, The Night House: Folklore, Fairy Tales, Rites, Magick for the Wise and Wild, and The Holy Wild: A Heathen Bible for the Untamed Woman. Danielle holds a bachelor of arts degree in painting from Arcadia University. A lover of Irish Paganism, fiber art, fairy tales, rescue dogs, and black cats, she lives in the wild and unbuilt lands of upstate New York.
