Here Be Magick

Set against the backdrop of the 1950s and 60s, the narrative centers on Charles Cardell, son of a renowned magician, and Ray Howard, owner of an ancient Horned God representation. Cardell's unique approach to modern Witchcraft faces scrutiny during a High Court libel trial following a newspaper article. The book delves into their lives, relationships with notable witches like Gerald Gardner and Doreen Valiente, and features the writings of the Coven of Atho, revealing a blend of Witchcraft and Druidic practices while tracing the origins of modern Witchcraft in Britain.