Sorcerer's Handbook

Philosophy & Religion Spirituality & New Age

Peter J. Clark’s Sorcerer’s Handbook is a practical, reader-friendly guide to real-world spellcraft and ritual magic for beginners and curious adults alike. First released in 2001, this 192-page Sterling paperback explains tools, correspondences, and ethical considerations without drifting into fiction or fantasy.

The book’s compact 228 mm format fits easily in a backpack or altar drawer, making it a handy reference for quick look-ups during moon-phase work or circle planning. Its clear, no-nonsense tone appeals to ages 9–12 through adult, so parents, teens, and solitary practitioners can all find usable techniques inside.

This used copy shows honest shelf love: cover scuffs, edge wear, and spine cracks, yet the binding remains firm and all pages are clean and unmarked—ready for your notes or candle-wax drips. A solid, affordable addition to any metaphysical library without collector pricing.