Pan’s Daughter: The Magical World of Rosaleen Norton - Nevill Drury - First paperback edition

Author: Nevill Drury
Publisher: Mandrake of Oxford
Format: Paperback
Edition: First paperback edition, 1993
ISBN: 9781869928315
Condition: Second-hand paperback. Light shelf wear to cover, corners and edges, with minor handling marks. Overall a clean and presentable copy. Please see photos for the exact copy available.

Pan’s Daughter is Nevill Drury’s study of Rosaleen Norton, the Australian artist, occultist and magical practitioner often remembered as the “Witch of Kings Cross”. The book explores Norton’s art, magical beliefs, visionary practice, trance work, relationship with Pan, and the controversy surrounding her life and work in mid-century Sydney.

Combining biography, occult history and reproductions of Norton’s work, this is a key title for readers interested in Australian occultism, visionary art, paganism, sex magic, bohemian subculture and the magical underground of Kings Cross.

About the Author:
Nevill Drury was an Australian writer and researcher known for his work on magic, shamanism, esotericism and contemporary occult traditions. His books include studies of modern magic, visionary practice, shamanism and Rosaleen Norton.