The Modern Craft

This captivating collection of essays delves into contemporary witchcraft and the ethical dimensions of magic, providing a modern lens on ancient wisdom and folklore. It addresses the complexities of modern witchcraft practices, including their intersections with race, gender, and capitalism. Featuring diverse perspectives—from poets exploring linguistic magic to working-class witches reclaiming agency—these essays inspire listeners to find empowerment and transformative potential in the mystical unknown. Ideal for anyone engaging with the occult, this work challenges conventional narratives and encourages a deeper understanding of today's magical practices.