Published articles, essays, books and blogs by Mary Beth Moser:

• “Submerged Spirituality in the Italian Alps: Goddesses, Ancestresses, and Women’s Ritual in the Archeological Record” published in The Land Remembers Us: Women, Myth and Nature, Volume 3, Proceedings of the Association of the Study of Women and Mythology, co-edited by Mary Jo Neitz and Sid Reger (Women and Myth Press, 2020)
• “Moonbeams of Mystery” published in She Rises Volume 2 (Mago Books, June, 2016) Helen Hye-Sook Hwang (Editor), Mary Ann Beavis (Editor), Nicole Shaw (Editor)
• “Wild Women of the Waters: Remembering the Anguane of the Italian Alps” published in Myths: Shattered and Restored, co-edited by Marion Dumont and Gayatri Devi (Women and Myth Press, 2016)
  .

  “I loved Mary Beth Moser’s ‘Wild Women of the Waters: Remembering the Anguane of the Italian Alps’; impressed yet again to see such scholarship dedicated to the female point of view, the studious regard for matrifocal priorities. We (globally) hardly have a language to speak of such priorities, because our minds in general have been formed by patrifocal and industrialised, mechanistic frames. This essay is such a beautiful placement of the female as agent, grounded in the traditions and folk stories of Mary Beth’s ancestral place of the Italian Alps. It deserves much contemplation, to re-invoke this authentic magic, manifest in the cycles of life, represented in the hag/witch; a wisdom that had almost disappeared over time largely due to christianisation.” – Glenys Livingstone Ph.D., Mago E*Magazine

• The Everyday Spirituality of Women in the Italian Alps: A Trentino American Woman’s Search for Spiritual Agency, Folk Wisdom, and Ancestral Values (ProQuest, 2013)
  .

  “I have learned so much and I feel so enriched, and I appreciate nature and the people and things that you’ve written about so much more as a result of having read your truly great work. . . thank you!!!” – Adam L. Stone, Jungian Therapist

  “Extraordinary research project. My accolades on your Ph.D. accomplishment. I learned so much Trentino history plus the folklore. I especially resonated with the plant, food and textile sections.” – Ester Bugna, Trentino American

• “The Motherline: Laundry, Lunedi, and Women’s Lineage” in She Is Everywhere! Volume 3, co-edited by Mary Beth Moser and Mary Saracino (iUniverse 2012)
  .
• Honoring Darkness: Exploring the power of Black Madonnas in Italy (DEA MADRE Publishing, 2008)
  .
• “Litany of the Black Madonna” in Talking to Goddess – Powerful Voices from Many Traditions edited by D’vorah J. Grenn, Ph.D.
  .
• “Blood Relics: Menstrual Roots of Miraculous Black Madonnas in Italy“ published in Metaformia, a Journal of Menstruation and Culture
  .
• “Hidden No More: The Black Madonna Adonai of Sicily” published in She Is Everywhere (iUniverse 2005)
  .
• Guest Contributor to Return to Mago – Magoism, the Way of WE in S/HE
  .
• Guest Contributor to Feminism and Religion
  .
• Blog entries at DEA MADRE
  .