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by Kelle Bandea (Author)
Discover the ancient sun goddess' light and dark sides.
Aine is a popular goddess known for her associations with love, fertility and the sun, celebrated at the height of summer and at the first harvests. A fairy queen of the Tuatha de Danaan, she is beloved both by the Irish people whose land she is entwined with and by neopagans across the world. Even her name means 'bright.' But she also has a dark side. Caution may be advised. For Aine is also known as a dark muse in Victorian fairytales, a neopagan goddess who seeks justice and revenge for trauma survivors, and a powerful queen of the hollow hills in native Irish folklore. This book will introduce you to Aine and suggest ways to honour her in your practice, as well as exploring her deep and complex history.Author Biography
Kelle BanDea is a neurodivergent mother of three with Traveller heritage. She currently lives in Warwickshire in the UK with her partner, children and a varied assortment of animals. She has postgraduate degrees in Feminist Theology and Creative Writing and you can find more of her work at kellebandea@substack.com
Number of Pages: 104
Dimensions: 0.34 x 8.2 x 5.61 IN
Publication Date: December 30, 2025
