Title: "Complete" If You Happen To Be Raymond Buckland
Product review: Nevermind all the hulabaloo that surrounds a Big Name Pagan. Buckland's full of himself and a lot of other stuff, too, and this comes across in the pages of this book. For starters, it is the most pompous and boring book on the Craft I have ever read. His "style" is stiff with an almost touch-me-not aura. Let me also point out that this is no book on general witchcraft. It is a tome on the brand of the Craft Buckland invented himself, Seax Wicca, and won't be every witch's cup of brew. I'm always amazed at how any book on the Craft can lack passion, and this is the most passionless out there. Should I even mention the ritual bondage associated with initiation? Symbolism, sure. Bondage is bondage and has no place in a practice where all are equal. Read this if you must but please supplement it with other more liberal renderings of the Craft.
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