The Triumph of the Moon

Bruce Mann’s narration brings a steady, measured pace to Hutton’s dense material, making complex ideas accessible without ever feeling overwhelming. The first half delves deep into historical contexts, painting a vivid picture of pre-Christian beliefs in Britain, while the latter part explores how these ideas transformed over centuries to become modern paganism. Specific critiques aside, there are moments where the scholarly jargon might feel heavy; however, Hutton’s passion for his subject matter keeps the narrative flowing smoothly. This audiobook is a must-listen for anyone seeking insight into the enduring mystery of witchcraft in Britain.