Apocalyptic witchcraft

Apocalyptic witchcraft gives a compelling and profound account of the sabbat and wild hunt as living experiences. these are the core of our ritual practice. dream, lunar and, critically, menstrual magic are explored as a path to this knowledge. the wolf, the devil, and the goddess of witchcraft are then encountered in a landscape that ultimately reveals the witch to her or himself. these are not separate threads, but arise from a deep mythic structure and are woven together into a single unifying vision. alternating between polemic, poetic and ecstatic prose, an harmonious course is revealed in a sequence of elegant stratagems. the book is threaded together with a cycle of hymns to inanna, pearls on the tapestry of night. seemingly disparate aspects are joined into a vision which is neither afraid of blessing nor curse. this is a daring undertaking, born from both urgency and need. it offers a renewed sense of purpose and meaning for a witchcraft that has seen many of its treasured ideas about itself destroyed. an apocalyptic age demands an apocalyptic witchcraft, and this is a book which is offered up to revolutionise the body of the craft, a way out of the dark impasse.