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Witchcraft Today, Book One: The Modern Craft Movement - Chas S. Clifton

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Witchcraft Today, Book One: The Modern Craft Movement - Chas S. Clifton

Witchcraft Today, Book One: The Modern Craft Movement - Chas S. Clifton

$28.00
$28.00

Title: Witchcraft Today, Book One: The Modern Craft Movement
Author: Chas S. Clifton (editor)
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Format: Paperback
Edition: 1992 Llewellyn Publications edition; printing not stated
ISBN: 0875423779

Condition: Second-hand. Good. The covers show moderate rubbing, scuffing and edge wear, with small chips and wear at the corners and along the spine edges. The visible internal page appears sound, with no major structural fault evident in the supplied photographs. Please see photos for the exact copy available.

Witchcraft Today, Book One: The Modern Craft Movement is a collection of essays on contemporary Paganism and modern witchcraft, edited by Chas S. Clifton. Contributors examine the revival of witchcraft, Pagan festivals, seasonal rites, healing, sex magic, gender in witchcraft, solitary practice, witchcraft and the law, shamanism, and the realities of living as a Pagan in everyday life.

With contributions from figures including Janet and Stewart Farrar, Pauline Campanelli and other prominent Neopagan writers, the volume offers a snapshot of modern Wiccan and Pagan practice in the early 1990s. It is particularly relevant to readers interested in modern witchcraft history, Wicca and the development of contemporary Pagan communities.

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