Arin Murphy-Hiscock

Writes about contemporary witchcraft as a practice built from plants, kitchens and seasons rather than from ritual drama.

The Green Witch covers herbs, oils, crystals and the turning year, and assumes the reader wants something usable on a windowsill in a small flat. Murphy-Hiscock has published across the same territory for two decades, including books on house blessing and on the natural world, and writes with more restraint than most of the shelf.

Take it as folk practice rather than as any claim about how the world works.