
- 190 pages
- English
- ePUB (mobile friendly)
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Discover the original stories of nine magical women as we celebrate the witch in her truest form: a feminist icon. This powerful collection of mythological writings showcases the strength and prowess of witches.
The witch has known many names—she-devil, crone, sorceress—and despite being often portrayed as villainous or evil, many original tales celebrated witches. From the Ancient Greek myths of Hecate and Circe to the Nordic sorceress Frejya and the Egyptian Goddess of Magic, Isis, examples of women revered for their powers can be found woven throughout literary history. Witch Myths is a diverse collection of some of the earliest recorded stories featuring witches, showcasing the feminine agency that sits at the heart of many of our myths and legends.
Presenting beautiful black-and-white illustrations alongside lyrical poetry and age-old tales, Witch Myths breathes new life into the stories of magical women and resurrects the mythic witch for a modern readership.
- Nine stories of magical goddesses and powerful witches
- Poetry, myths, and tales of strong, magical women
- Explore the witch as a mythic feminist icon
- Perfect addition to your witch’s library
- Beautifully illustrated
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Table of contents
- The Witch A Mythic Feminist Icon
- Circe
- Baba Yaga
- Hecate
- Isis
- Medea
- Freyja
- Morgan le Fay
- The Graeae
- Jenny Greenteeth
- Sources
- Illustration List