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Deborah Blake maintains an ongoing public presence beyond her published books: she keeps a blog, Writing the Witchy Way, and a Patreon, an ongoing direct relationship with readers built between book releases rather than the fixed publication schedule of her nineteen Llewellyn titles and her genre fiction series for Berkley alone, giving readers a way to follow her practice and her writing across the gaps a traditional book schedule leaves open.
Her nonfiction catalog extends past the handful of titles most associated with her name into further instructional work, including The Eclectic Witch's Book of Shadows and Llewellyn's Little Book of Spellcraft, both published through the same Llewellyn Worldwide imprint that carries her core witchcraft line, rounding out a body of witchcraft instruction wider than any single flagship title suggests.
Her card decks, the Everyday Witch Tarot and Everyday Witch Oracle, carry artwork by illustrator Elisabeth Alba, crediting a second creative collaborator behind the visual identity of Blake's Everyday Witch brand, the same approachable, humor inflected style that distinguishes her cards from the more ceremonial or occult styled tarot and oracle decks common elsewhere in modern witchcraft publishing, a single illustrated identity that now spans both her card decks and her instructional book line.