Forgotten Witches

Dark & Twisted Folklore Stories
from Around the World

A beautifully presented hardcover collection of folklore stories of legendary and historical witches from all over the world, with over 80 stunning, spooky illustrations. The perfect gift for the witchy people in your life.

A journey through the moonlit night

We invite you on a journey where every shadow tells a tale of witchcraft, persecution and persistence. In this beautifully illustrated volume, discover witches real and legendary, who once cursed, inspired, helped or empowered their communities, but who are now largely forgotten.

More than 80 stunning, spooky illustrations

The Book of Forgotten Witches introduces ten different categories of witches, from curse-bringers, shape-shifters and survivors to revenants, nature witches and fate-turners. Most, but far from all, are women, and their stories come from across the world.

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  • Bagolyasszonyka (Owl Woman)

    Bagolyasszonyka (Owl Woman)

    This mysterious being haunts us from the ballads of folklore to this day. Crying, the bagolyasszonyka or owl woman tells about her life, which she can never return to again.

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  • The Green Rose

    The Green Rose

    Rosa was barely six years old when Mama Maëlys had rescued her from the cold wintery streets. The old witch taught her shape-shifting magic, and it was all thanks to her that, after many years of practicing, she found herself in the baron’s service…

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  • Dragon Sister

    Dragon Sister

    The fire roared in the hearth, yet Darvulia felt a chill as she approached the high, empty throne at the back of the hall. The figure standing at the arched window gazed out into the night…

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About the authors

Balázs Tátrai

Balázs Tátrai is a writer of unusual stories, rooted in folklore and branching out into the unexpected. His passion is the study of alchemy and 17th century iconography. Find out more at balazstatrai.com

Lilla Bölecz

Lilla Bölecz is a visual artist specializing in book illustration, graphic art, dollmaking and pattern design. Her work is inspired by mysticism, spiritual experiences, folklore and literature. Find out more at lillabolecz.com