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What Witches Do
- First published1971
- TraditionWitchcraft & Wicca
- Shelf185 books
A journalist's account of Alexandrian Wicca written after Stewart Farrar was initiated by Alex and Maxine Sanders. Farrar describes coven organisation, initiation, the sabbats, healing work and the ethics of the craft as he encountered them. One of the earliest insider descriptions of Wiccan practice aimed at the public, it is valuable for historians of the 1960s and 1970s revival and for practitioners.
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