Thomm Quackenbush would be the first to tell you that he thinks Paganism seems silly from the outside, but he also confesses an abiding love for the inner fire it has stoked in him. Through a series of essays, he confronts social anxiety, creativity, masculinity, predators, maturity, romantic love, divination, and more in his trademark irreverent, intimate style. He balances the sacred with the profane, providing an insider's look at an alternative religion that is maligned and parodied, but often misunderstood.