Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America, (Paperback)

from earthlistener

This book has become rather well known and was one of first books published academically focusing on the modern neopagan movement which gained a lot of notice. While the book has become a little out of date as to how much the neopagan community has changed and grown over the years since it was pu...

from reymyster312

This book is an amazing read, providing the history behind wiccan paganism in the U.S. and other areas of the world. It is very educational for anyone researching or going through the year and a day learning process, or that is a solitary witch. My only advice is to hold off on reading this until...

from MorgannaKerrie

Everyone associated with witchcraft or Wicca has this book on his or her shelf. A must to see how the modern witches lead their lives. This book also digs into the history of witchcraft.

from faithful_scientist

This is an encyclopedic volume with a lot of information, from a lot of different sources. It can be somewhat dry in places, but I found it, over all, extremely enjoyable. This is the book you need if you want REAL information about REAL witches, Wiccans, pagans, Neo-pagans, Druids, etc.

from Sassers

Margot Adler is one of the foremost Pagan forerunners of her time. She is very courageous for the places she went and the things she did. As a Pagan and one of the first of many books I have read I still enjoy reading this book from time to time.