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Prospero's Isle by John Callow
Prospero's Isle by John Callow
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As rebel, adventurer, and religious visionary, Gerald Gardner forged Wicca upon the Isle of Man. His powerful re-imagining of modern witchcraft as a nature religion and source of female empowerment, stripped of its demonic current, was profoundly shaped by the folklore and landscape of this rugged Celtic island, set adrift in the Irish Sea.Share




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Standard Edition
Page Count: 282
Dustjacket: Colour printed with anti-scuff matt lamination to front on 170gsm silk (FSC certified✧);
Case (Hardback): Wicotex Brillianta Charcoal with Matt Gold foil blocking to the spine;
Endpapers: 140gsm offset (FSC certified✧);
Text: 80gsm Munken Premium Cream vol 17.5 (FSC certified✧);
Plate Sections: 48 pages 150gsm matt (FSC certified✧)
Details: Section sewn, attached printed endpapers, cased in rounded black presspahn hollow spine, Brown & Oyster head and tailbands.
Size: All editions 234x156mm UK royal portrait
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The Author

John Callow
John Callow is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Suffolk, who has written widely on Witchcraft and Manx History. His books include The Last Witches of England (Bloomsbury); Embracing the Darkness: A Cultural History of Witchcraft (I.B. Tauris); and (with Geoffrey Scarre) Witchcraft and Magic in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century Europe (Palgrave Macmillan).