An collection of essays showing the path of witchcraft as a means for social justice activism and rebellion. 
 
Subtitled A Witch's Handbook to Magical Resistance, this is a thought-provoking collection looking at activism in a variety of ways. The contributions here, curated and edited by Laura Tempest Zakroff, range from spells to foster resilience and resistance, to workings for strengthening community and protecting integrity. Although some are specific to the American experience – such as a 'Sigil to Protect Protesters & those detained by ICE' – they can be easily adapted to fit  circumstances in any country. As Laura says, 'Calling oneself a Witch is in itself an act of defiance, a statement of going against the grain and the status quo of society. Most importantly: Witches get the work done.' An inspiring work for anyone who wishes to bring their spirituality together with social activism.
 
Seattle: Revelore Press, 2018. Paperback, 104 pages. New.