It’s easy to think you’ve found a riveting, interesting book based on nothing more than the title. Every now and then, the promise holds true, and you find a gem between the pages. Jules Michelet’s 1862 book, Satanism and Witchcraft: A Study in Medieval Superstition isn’t one of them. As a long-time fan of dark, occult subjects, I wanted to read Michelet’s famed work since I stumbled across the title. As it’s not the type of thing you’ll find in your local library, I bought it used on eBay. A waste of money, and time. Not a lot of either, but less time. I made it through the first few chapters, struggling to stay awake before deciding I had found another book to place on the “so bad I couldn’t finish” shelf...

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