Dreams of Witches

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1 author picked Dreams of Witches as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Go on any pagan or occult forum or social media platform, and at some point, inevitably, someone will assert that contemporary Witchcraft was, more or less, “made up” by Gerald Gardner. Dreams of Witches puts the lie to that, exploring the various facets of the first stirrings of the revival of witchcraft, along with a wide selection of textual sources that would have been available to these early pioneers of witchcraft.

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