The Alex Sanders Lectures: with Commentary by Maxine SandersIn the late 1960s, long before websites and online forums, letters arrived daily at a modest London flat, heartfelt questions from seekers drawn to the mysteries of witchcraft. In response, Alex and Maxine Sanders, along with members of their early coven, began preparing a series of lectures to share with those who felt the call. These writings became one of the first correspondence courses in modern witchcraft. Crafted with clarity and sincerity, the

This modern day ‘Prospero’ had found both his Isle and his purpose

Less well known is that she herself sought to emulate it

an insight into the genesis of a new religion that took on the mantle of the old

Famous for his book Magic: An Occult Primer

at the Death

the lectures were intended not only for initiates but also for those at the threshold

Dr John Callow

From his early years in rural Wales

and part enduring mystery

Sharon Day

With reflections from Maxine Sanders

was profoundly shaped by the folklore and landscape of this rugged Celtic island