Hexes and Justice: The History of Cursing in Witchcraft and Law

Hexes and Justice: The History of Cursing in Witchcraft and Law is a fierce, revelatory journey through the hidden history of magic as protest, resistance, and retribution. From ancient Mesopotamian curse tablets to the brutal witch trials of Europe and the Americas, Venna Grace uncovers the truth behind the spells: that curses were not acts of evil, but cries for justice in a world where the courts served only the powerful.

This groundbreaking book dares to ask: what happens when the oppressed turn to magic not for power, but for balance? With vivid accounts of historical trials, ancient grimoires, folk rituals, and legal codes designed to silence the spellcaster, Hexes and Justice is both a scholarly work and a battle cry. It reclaims the curse as a tool of survival and a mirror held up to systemic cruelty.

For anyone drawn to history, witchcraft, feminism, or the law, this is not just a book-it's an invocation. The witch is no longer a monster. She is a witness. A reckoner. A force the world tried to burn but never forgot.

This is not a book of fantasy. This is a book of truth.
Because when justice fails, the witch speaks.