Hood magic is an adaptation of urban magic, hoodoo and folk magic blended into it's own unique blend.

"An Introduction to Wiccan Spells" allows the interested individual and the skeptics as well to understand exactly what the practice of Wicca is. It allows persons to realize what the myths are and what the facts are, that surround this unique religion. Wicca is something that has been around for quite a while and suffice it to say that it is not understood by many individuals. Any individual that acquires this text can learn all that Wicca has to offer and more including how it started in the first place.

In The Discovery of Witches, Matthew Hopkins - the Witch Finder General of England during the early 1600s - details the process by which he found and captured suspected witches. Hopkins' treatise is comprised of answers to various queries he had received by members of the public curious about his investigatory techniques in finding witches. This book answers a total of fourteen queries, with replies ranging from a few sentences to a few paragraphs in length. The book is an illustrative portrayal of a society fervently given to superstitions about the powers of witchcraft. At three hundred women killed, the efforts of Hopkins and his assistant John Stearne were prolific. Accorded status, Hopkins encountered opposition to his witch finding. That his 'investigations' required scant evidence to secure death sentences dismayed figures in the Church of England. Today, historians judge Hopkins as an opportunist who took advantage of unfounded suspicions to advance his own fame.