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Neopagan Revival
Modern pagan revival, Wicca, witchcraft recovery, post-Romantic nature religion, and neighboring links to Celtic, folklore, and psychical research materials.
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Texts
Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches — Charles G. LelandA foundational text of modern Neopaganism, purportedly containing the sacred traditions of Italian witchcraft passed down through the centuries.GlossaryA shelf-specific slice of the Good Works Glossary for Wiccan and Neo-Pagan terms.Introduction to Neopagan Revival and Modern WitchcraftA source-critical introduction to modern Neopagan revival, Wicca, witchcraft recovery, Druidic imagination, nature religion, feminist witchcraft, reconstruction, internet practice, and the modern problem of making old gods speak again.Pagan Prayers — Marah Ellis RyanA collection of prayers and hymns gathered from non-Christian traditions worldwide, from Aztec and Chaldean to Hindu and Egyptian.Reader's Guide to Neopagan Revival and Modern WitchcraftA source-critical path through four modern revival texts and their neighboring Druidic, folkloric, spiritualist, seasonal, and comparative-religion conversations.The Gardnerian Book of Shadows — Gerald GardnerThe central liturgical text of Wicca, containing rituals, spells, and ceremonial instructions compiled by the tradition's modern founder.The Witch-Cult in Western Europe — Margaret Alice MurrayA controversial scholarly analysis of witch-trial evidence, arguing for the existence of an organized pre-Christian fertility cult persecuted as witchcraft across medieval and early modern Europe.