witchcraft
Switzerland held more witch hunts than any other place in Europe. But why? And what do modern Swiss think of witchcraft?
Beneath Switzerland’s postcard scenery, political neutrality, and chocolate-making, is a long history of witch hunts—longer than anywhere else in Europe. From a…
The tiny Spanish town, cursed by the Catholic church, where witchcraft is a daily celebration
In a tiny village in northern Spain, residents have embraced its misplaced reputation for dark arts and sorcery, by celebrating witches, witchcraft and the powe…
Roma Lister, Aradia, and the Speculative Origins of a Witchcraft Revival
In 1899, Charles Godfrey Leland published Aradia , “the gospel of the witches”, containing a goddess-orientated creation and saviour narrative, purported to des…
