Coven: Where Witches Gather

By Fiona Horne

Witchcraft doesn't always have to be a solitary path. Sometimes magic is about finding your people, sharing your practice and creating something powerful together.

In Coven: Where Witches Gather, bestselling witch and author Fiona Horne explores the world of covens and collective witchcraft, offering guidance for anyone curious about finding or creating a magical community.

Whether you've always wondered what happens inside a coven, you're a solitary witch looking to connect with like-minded people, or you're ready to establish your own group, Fiona offers practical advice and personal insight into the experience of practising magic together.

What's inside?

Coven explores the world of witchcraft past, present and future, looking at both the traditions surrounding sacred gatherings and the ways modern witches can create meaningful magical communities today.

Inside you'll discover guidance and inspiration around:

• 🔮 Finding like-minded witches and magical companions

• 🌙 Exploring the benefits of practising witchcraft within a community

• 🕯️ Creating sacred gatherings and shared magical experiences

• ✨ Establishing and developing your own coven

• 🌿 Working magic collectively

• 🔥 Bringing ritual and magical practice into group settings

• 📖 Understanding the history and evolution of covens

• 🧙‍♀️ Finding your place within a magical community

• 🌒 Balancing solitary practice with working alongside others

• 💜 Creating a sense of belonging through shared spiritual practice

The book combines practical guidance, thoughtful advice and personal stories, making it more than simply a guide to starting a coven. It considers what it means to find your magical people, create supportive connections and experience the sense of community that can come from shared practice.

Rockpool describes the book as a guide for both the witch-curious and practising witches, with a focus on finding like-minded people, coming together spiritually and exploring the benefits of community and belonging.

About Fiona Horne

Fiona Horne is an Australian witch, author and long-time advocate for modern witchcraft. She has written numerous bestselling books on witchcraft over more than two decades and is known for helping to challenge negative stereotypes surrounding witches and modern magical practice.

Before becoming a full-time author and spiritual educator, Fiona had a career in entertainment as the lead singer of the Australian electro-rock band Def FX, as well as working as a radio and television personality. She has also pursued an extraordinary range of interests outside her witchcraft work, including commercial aviation, humanitarian work, skydiving and fire performance.

Her approach to witchcraft is modern, practical and accessible, making her books particularly appealing to readers who want to incorporate magic into contemporary life.

Who is this book best for?

Coven: Where Witches Gather is particularly suited to:

• 🧙‍♀️ Witchcraft beginners curious about covens

• 🌙 Solitary witches who would like to connect with others

• 🔮 Experienced practitioners considering forming a coven

• ✨ Witches looking for a greater sense of magical community

• 🕯️ Readers interested in group rituals and collective magical practice

• 📚 Anyone fascinated by the history and modern evolution of covens

• 🎁 A thoughtful gift for a witchcraft enthusiast

You don't need to belong to a coven to enjoy this book. It can be just as useful for the solitary practitioner who is wondering whether a group practice might be right for them, as it is for someone actively looking to establish their own coven.

Publisher & Book Details

Author: Fiona Horne
Title: Coven: Where Witches Gather
Publisher: Rockpool Publishing
Publication date: February/March 2026, depending on territory
ISBN-13: 9781923208469
ISBN-10: 1923208462
Format: Hardback
Pages: 272
Dimensions: Approximately 21 × 16 × 3.3 cm
Weight: Approximately 612–620g
Language: English

The edition also features a leather-look/pleather-style cover, gilded lettering and page edges, and richly illustrated interior design, giving it the feel of a magical reference book that would look rather lovely on a witch's bookshelf.