The Little Book of the Great Enchantment

Delving into the life of William Sharp, this book uncovers his secret identity as Fiona Macleod, a pivotal figure in the occult circles of the late Victorian era. It explores his connections with notable contemporaries like W.B. Yeats and his involvement in mystical societies. The work reveals previously hidden aspects of Sharp's life and highlights the rich Faery magical lore embedded in Macleod's writings, presenting authentic accounts of Faery gods, beliefs, and magic. This exploration significantly enhances the understanding of this often-misunderstood subject.