If you took movies and TV shows seriously, witches, or those who practice witchcraft, would all be wearing pointy black hats, riding broomsticks and wickedly cackling over cauldrons. Unsurprisingly, ...

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For fans of: Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen and In the Company of Witches by Auralee Wallace Author Alice Hoffman is ...

As the resident witch in many of my friends and family’s lives, I can confidently tell you that we love a good witchy book. Anything that teaches us more about witchcraft, helps us expand a skillset, ...

A lot has changed in the 40 years since the Satanic Panic first gripped the United States: no longer feared or sidelined, witchcraft has become one of the nation’s fastest-growing spiritual practices.

Cauldrons filled with mysterious potions, disappearing animals, and crotchety old women sporting comically sharp, black hats — that's how witchcraft is usually represented, commercially at least.

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Witchcraft has had a bad rep for centuries – unflattering depictions of witches, stereotyping by linking witches to Satan/all things evil with the world, and deadly witch trials. Its portrayal has ...