First published during the resurgence of modern witchcraft in the United States, The Grimoire of Lady Sheba became one of the earliest widely circulated American books to present a working Book of Shadows to the public. This 1974 Edition expands the original publication and preserves the rituals, invocations, seasonal observances, and ceremonial practices that established the work as a landmark of twentieth-century occult publishing.
Written by Lady Sheba (Jessie Wicker Bell), a prominent and often controversial figure within early American Wicca, the volume occupies an important place in the history of esoteric literature. Its publication challenged long-held traditions of secrecy within the Craft, making ritual material accessible to a far broader audience than had previously been possible. Whether viewed as a practical manual, historical document, or collectible artifact, the book remains one of the defining publications of the American occult revival.
Details
Author: Lady Sheba (Jessie Wicker Bell)
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
Year: 1974
Edition: Second Revised & Enlarged Edition
Subject: Witchcraft • Wicca • Occult • Esoterica • Ritual Magic • Book of Shadows
