Witchcraft: The Library of Esoterica is a visually rich volume that traces the history of witchcraft from ancient goddess myths through folklore, art, and literature to its modern-day embrace by artists and activists. Edited by Jessica Hundley and Pam Grossman, this book explores the witch's evolving symbolism, from seductress and crone to empowered rebel. It highlights the witch's influence on artists like Goya and Dürer, and authors from Shakespeare to L. Frank Baum, featuring essays and interviews with contemporary practitioners and scholars.

• Explores witchcraft as a tradition of spiritual and creative power.
• Covers the witch archetype from ancient myths to modern interpretations.
• Features essays and interviews with contemporary practitioners and scholars.
• Highlights influence on artists like Goya and Dürer.
• Discusses influence on authors from Shakespeare to L. Frank Baum.