This was a smashing book. In effect, the authors simply applied the "social scientific method", as it were, to Ravenwood Coven, the most notorious coven in Atlanta, Georgia. But at the same time, it also reads as a history of the coven, as part of their mythology. A lovely read, even if you're not a Witch yourself.

I found Living Witchcraft a fascinating study of the human element that is represented in a modern witch group. The witches portrayed in the book are real down to earth people with real jobs, real lives, and a real religion. Kudos to Professors Scarboro, Campbell and Stave. Well done.