A journey to discover the most sacred female deities

Goddesses: A Graphic History is a bold and immersive graphic novel that reimagines goddess traditions through the eyes of a contemporary seeker. Guided by the mysterious Lilith, readers travel through sacred stories and rituals across cultures, from Celtic England to ancient Egypt. 
 
 

A visually rich and narratively bold exploration of sacred feminine power, retold through the journey of a curious modern-day seeker. 

From the series that brought Witchcraft: A Graphic History and Tarot: A Graphic History, comes Goddesses: A Graphic History. This latest volume reclaims goddess traditions from around the world, blending mythology, ritual and feminist history. 

With a foreword by poet and author Nikita Gill – who also makes a guest appearance in illustrated form as one of the novel’s characters – this graphic history guides readers on a transformative journey led by the mysterious figure of Lilith. Travelling across time and place, readers encounter powerful deities and rediscover long-lost rituals and symbols – from Celtic England to ancient Egypt and beyond – revealing how goddess figures continue to shape our understanding of power and identity.  

Across its chapters, readers will explore: 

• Sacred stories retold: timeless myths reinterpreted through a modern feminist lens. 
• A global journey: deities, rituals and symbols from cultures across the world. 
• Seasonal cycles: each leg of Lilith’s journey tied to a season, representing growth, change and transformation. 
• Empowering themes: of matriarchy, self-love and female friendship. 
• Visual storytelling: striking artwork and lyrical narration that bring myth and meaning to life, from the same artist behind Witchcraft: A Graphic History.  

As with the previous books in the series, Goddesses: A Graphic History combines meticulous research with artistic flair, offering readers a fresh and inclusive way to engage with ancient traditions. 

This is a book to inspire curiosity, reflection and reverence for the sacred feminine – perfect for display on any altar, coffee table or collector’s shelf.