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Note: originally published review under the wrong book by Green. Whoops.
A lot of Green's writing is poetical musings on how beautiful being Pagan can be. But there's a lot less actual information in this book than I was expecting, and it romanticizes the idea that Paganism has been one unbroken line for thousands of years (which is crap, in case you were wondering). I was expecting a well-researched book, but thus far this is not. The language is pretty yes, and there have been a small handful of useful insights, but I'm overall disappointed given what I expected when I started reading.
Overall, I'm disappointed. I'd probably qualify as an advanced seeker, and was told to expect a seriously researched book. Instead it's the very pretty language but far less focus on facts or deep musings.
A lot of Green's writing is poetical musings on how beautiful being Pagan can be. But there's a lot less actual information in this book than I was expecting, and it romanticizes the idea that Paganism has been one unbroken line for thousands of years (which is crap, in case you were wondering). I was expecting a well-researched book, but thus far this is not. The language is pretty yes, and there have been a small handful of useful insights, but I'm overall disappointed given what I expected when I started reading.
Overall, I'm disappointed. I'd probably qualify as an advanced seeker, and was told to expect a seriously researched book. Instead it's the very pretty language but far less focus on facts or deep musings.