How to kill a Witch

The book "How to Kill a Witch: A Guide For The Patriarchy" explores the history of witch trials, particularly in Scotland, and the persecution of women accused of witchcraft. The authors, Claire Mitchell KC and Zoe Venditozzi, examine the system of identification, accusation, trial, and execution of individuals, primarily women, deemed witches. They highlight the patriarchal structures that fueled these hunts and the ways in which fear and superstition were used to oppress and silence women. The book also delves into the enduring legacy of witchcraft accusations, including their impact on justice, equality, and the ongoing persecution of women around the world.

Hardcover from Scotland