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Title: More of the same
Review: Monroe's done it again, all right. He's packaged pseudo-Celticdrivel into a hack novel and dubbed it Druidic Truth. Anyone who hasthe utter gall to quote DJ Conway as proof of his ridiculous claim that women were not Druids is no expert. He obviously has no idea that a dryad was a Greek tree spirit and not a priestess, else he wouldn't have used such an inaccurate source. His attempted defense of the Charm of Making, aka the plagiarized chant of Merlin in the film Excalibur, is equally weak. His "Druidic Magic" is stolen straight from Thelemic ritual, and poorly at that. I'd give it one star, but telling a good tall tale counts for something. This is one of the tallest I've read since the adventures of Paul Bunyan and Babe. Stay away from this book if you value the truth. Buy it if you want a laugh or are willing to use a mislabeled, misrepresented, mishandled system and call it Celtic.
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