WITCHES STILL LIVE: THE BLACK ART TODAY - 1st, 1929 - WICCA WITCHCRAFT SORCERY 1st EDITION / SIGNED / RARE but holds the book firmly

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WITCHES STILL LIVE: THE BLACK ART TODAY - 1st, 1929 - WICCA WITCHCRAFT SORCERY 1st EDITION / SIGNED / RARE but holds the book firmlyWITCHES STILL LIVE: A STUDY OF THE BLACK ART TODAY Book Details + Condition: New York: Ives Washburn. Very scarce First Edition, 1929. Hardcover. Octavo. 379 pages. With illustrations by Siegel. Original black cloth with red titling to spine and front board, patterned endpapers, bibliography and index. The author, Theda Kenyon (1894 1997), gives an entertaining anecdotal account on the various types of witchcraft practiced in the late 19th and early