Daniel Harms is an author, scholar and a true master of library science. He discusses the seminal “Book of Oberon, A Sourcebook of Elizabethan Magic”,  presented along with Joseph H. Peterson and the illustrator James R. Clark. Daniel shares about working through and presenting The Book of Oberon, we discuss its relation to Shakespeare, fairy magic and Catholicism. Daniel also shares about his quests in researching manuscripts and his work “Of Angels, Demons & Spirits: A Sourcebook of British Magic”. We also ascend to the heavens themselves with his fantastic book “Balloonists, Alchemists, and Astrologers of the Nineteenth Century: The Tale of George and Margaret Graham.”Check out all of Daniel’s books! https://danharms.wordpress.com/my-books/Become a Glitch Bottle patron!: ✅►https://www.patreon.com/glitchbottle

#051 - The Book of Oberon, British Magic and Balloonists with Daniel Harms

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#051 - The Book of Oberon, British Magic and Balloonists with Daniel Harms

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