The Devil in the Shape of a Woman

This audiobook explores the social and gender dynamics behind 17th-century witchcraft accusations in New England, highlighting cases such as Mary Johnson, Ann Hibbens, and Ann Cole. Carol F. Karlsen examines how accusations of witchcraft were shaped by societal factors and vulnerabilities faced by women during that era. The narrative provides insight into the larger context of gender relations and societal fears of the time, offering a thought-provoking look at a historical phenomenon that continues to evoke curiosity today.