Diary of a Witch

by Sybil Leek

Paperback, 1969

Status

Available

Call number

133.4

Collection

Publication

Signet (1969), Edition: 7th Printing, 221 pages

User reviews

LibraryThing member victorianrose869
March, 2002
Diary of a Witch
Sybil Leek

This was one of Grandpa’s (interesting in and of itself!), written by Sybil Leek in the late 60’s. The world’s most famous witch at that time, really. Not an instructive on how to practice, but rather, her autobiography. She talked about being a child and
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learning from her grandmother; of meeting Aleister Crowley when she was a girl (her father was friends with him), of living with gypsies for a while, then coming to the U.S. and touring the talk circuit, and conducting paranormal investigations with Hans Holzer. Very interesting, all in all.
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LibraryThing member pussreboots
Diary of a Witch has some very fascinating chapters, especially the one where she attended an all girls school, the time she lived with Gypsies and her initial start in television as a reporter. The last third of the book as she came to the present (at the time of the writing) the book's pacing
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began to stall. The last three chapters diverge from the biography of her life and her balance between her beliefs and private vs. public lives and are instead essays on her beliefs. The problem I had with them, is I'm a skeptic. I think for someone who is genuinely interested in astrology, reincarnation and ESP will get more out of these final chapters than I did.
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LibraryThing member Shahnareads
Glad I finally read this. Interesting and informative.

Language

Original language

English

Original publication date

1968

Physical description

221 p.; 7 inches

ISBN

0451073193 / 9780451073198

Local notes

MFT

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