Coby Michael

A straightforward account of the medicinal and potentially poisonous entheogens, lacking the style and panache of Daniel Schulke's Veneficium but filling in necessary gaps with detailed instructions for making potions, salves, tinctures, and other concoctions. The book lacks clear organization and jumps around from the practical (botanical descriptions and recipes) to the theoretical (New Agey incantations and glyphs), yet adds to the alchemical library.

Absolutely gorgeous book covering the poison path. Any herbalist, green witch, hedge witch, or granny witch worth her salt should own this book.