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Two historical studies in witchcraft and magic
Physical Evidence for Ritual Acts, Sorcery and Witchcraft in Christian Britain. A Feeling for Magic &
Cultures of Witchcraft in Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present. Essays in honour of Willem de Blécourt.
Review: Pagan Britain
Professor Ronald Hutton explores pre-Christian ritualistic behaviour by the oldest inhabitants of the archipelago.
A Witch (Still) Amongst Us: Remembering Lois Bourne…
There is something very special about the Gardnerian Tradition. One of those things, to me, is that we still have people within our community who lived, and worked with, and knew Gerald Gardner. It makes it all more real to me somehow. In December of 2017, Lois Bourne passed on from this life. The title of this Wiccan […]
Feature: a meeting with Dayonis, Morgana, October 2016
One of the very early priestesses in Gardnerian Wicca – Dayonis – had, apparently, left the Craft when she got married and emigrated. But in 2015 Morgana met her, and spoke with her at length in February 2016.
Review: Wicca – History, Belief, and Community in Modern Pagan Witchcraft
Divided into three parts Doyle White briefly covers Wiccan History from the origins to the present day. Notable authors and practitioners are discussed as well as the impact of the social movements; Wiccan theology, ritual practice and Rites of Passage and so on and the Wiccan community and culture.
Persecution: Ancient and Modern
The stereotype of the witch is false and yet how powerful and enduring this stereotype has proven to be. We are discussing persecution in this talk, and how persecution is manifested. For those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.
Review: Children of Cain
The abolition of the Witchcraft Act in 1951 not only brought Wicca into the light, but several other traditions of witchcraft surfaced. Michael Howard with this volume presents seven traditions, their history, the tools they use, their ways of using magic, performing rituals and so forth.
Review: Ameth – The Life and Times of Doreen Valiente
A sizeable picture of this remarkable lady, full of interesting details of Doreen’s life and ideas and with some interesting images.
Review: Witchcraft in Early Modern Poland 1500-1800
This historical study of witchcraft trials and demonology in early modern Poland goes behind the trials to discover narratives of the accused people (women).
The Silver Circle Moon Calendar by Merlin
Research on this calendar started in 1982, and in the Autumn of 1984 this resulted in the creation of the artwork that is by now known all over the world as ‘The Silver Circle Moon Calendar’. Notes about how it came to be.
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