"A historical grammar of poetic myth'
published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1999
Those of us who came up through one of the many traditional witchcraft traditions, will be familiar with this book. Very, very familiar.....
Whether you hate it or love it, the value of this book is definite. It may take some time to unlock its potential, but it is in many ways unapparelled in showing the way to nonlinear thinking, which is vital to witchcraft. Either that or Graves was just high as a kite when he wrote it.
The book is well used, the spine is broken and will automatically open to page 165, The Tree Alphabet, hmmmm.
Certain passages are also highlighted, which some might consider cheating,
