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One of the greatest and most artful voices of contemporary Craft.'Fio Gede Parma, initiate, mentor, cunning person, and author Taste the Forbidden History. Witchcraft owned your skin before you ever knew you did. You slipped into it down the drain-pipe of a birth cord, and it had you sewn into the flesh-purse of your baby hide. Many tales have come down to us over the past few hundred years, stories of outsiders reflected in a mirror darkly. The People of the Outside is a different sort of history, some of the deepest buried sediment to be found in a cave and sifted for traces of the past. It is a history of the dust. It pulls apart binaries and invites us to use our hybrid brains - every tool, from science to intuition - to untangle the elf-locks that endure as a clever-cord, an elongated witch's ball, one that reaches all the way back to our own almost extinct ancestors. Welcome to the witchcraft of the dispossessed, from the almost until recently forgotten forebears to eating people, and an unflinching examination of what it means to be a person of the outside.
This book investigates the historical and cultural roots of witchcraft, exploring its connection to marginalized communities and ancient practices. Lee Morgan delves into the
The book is lauded for its unique perspective on witchcraft, moving beyond conventional narratives to explore its connection with marginalized groups and ancient practices. It is praised for its artful voice and its ability to challenge established binaries through a synthesis of scientific and intuitive approaches. The work is seen as a deep dive into the forgotten histories and the 'dust' of the past, offering an unflinching examination of what it means to be an 'outsider'. Its approach is characterized as a re-evaluation of historical sediment, inviting readers to engage with complex themes of forbidden history and ancestral connections.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2024-06-01
Publisher:
Moon Books
ISBN-10:
1803415215
ISBN-13:
9781803415215
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