She Who Changes:
Re-imagining the Divine in the World
Carol's gift is the ability to make complex ideas seem simple and radically new ideas seem familiar. She Who Changes is addressed to everyone who has ever wondered about the implications of re-imagining the divine as female.
Can we re-imagine divine power as deeply related to the changing world? Can we re-imagine creation as co-creation in which every individual from particles of atoms to human beings--as well as Goddess/God--play a part? Can we re-imagine the world as the body of Goddess/God? Then we can understand the deeper meaning of images of divine power as Goddess, God-She, Sophia, and Shekhina.

Rebirth of the Goddess:
Finding Meaning in Feminist Spirituality
combines personal experience with historical and philosophical reflections to create a new model for embodies thinking. Written in an accessible style, this first systematic theology of the Goddess argues that the shift from God to Goddess signals a transformation of Western theology, philosophy and ethics, offering the hope that we can create a different world .(1998, Routledge)

"This clear and incisively intelligent book explores feminist spirituality with a fine and subtle discernment that gives us a spirituality as grounded as it is revelatory, which is to say, one that can be lived." -- Susan Griffin, author of Woman and Nature: The Eros of Everyday Life.

Diving Deep and Surfacing
continues to find new readers in women both young and old for stories that value their struggles, celebrate their strengths, and comprehend their pain. Women's stories must be told. (1995, 1986, 1980, Beacon)

Odyssey with the Goddess
depicts a journey from death and despair to healing and rebirth, guided at every point by the Goddess who is present in the rocks that undergird life, in the darkness where life is transformed.(1995, Continuum) [out-of-print...new publisher sought!]

"A lyrical and intensely honest book." - Christine Downing, author of The Goddess

"Her profoundly religious story will be an inspiration to people who long to remember, renew, and reinvent ancient forms of goddess rituals and magic." - Naomi Goldenberg, author of Changing of the Gods

Laughter of Aphrodite
describes the spiritual and intellectual journey of a feminist theologian from Christianity to the Goddess. (1987, Harper, San Francisco) [out-of -print...new publisher sought!]

Weaving the Visions
(co-edited with Judith Plaskow) is a powerful sequel to Womanspirit Rising, an anthology of diverse voices embodying the best feminist work in religion and spirituality. (1989, Harper San Francisco)

Womanspirit Rising
(co-edited with Judith Plaskow) is the classic anthology on feminist spirituality with over 100,000 copies in print, as relevant today as when it was first published. (1989, 1979, Harper San Francisco)