In 1973, the BBC approached Stewart Farrar to write a one-episode radio play, which was to become the basis for his novel, Twelve Maidens. At the highest reaches of Maiden Tor, a coven of witches gather around the Twelve Maidens, a Neolithic stone circle, to practice black magick. Below in the English countryside, members of a scientific team who are testing a groundbreaking radar system begin to lose their lives. The scientists realize quickly that their enemies on Maiden Tor cannot be fought with technology. With nowhere else to turn, they enlist the help of a coven of white witches. What follows is an exciting battle between the forces of good and evil, one that can only be contained by the deep forces of the occult world.
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Stewart Farrar began his writing life in the Army during World War II when in 1944 he was assigned the task of drafting the definitive drill book for the Bofors Anti-Aircraft Gun - this book was still in use until 1980. After the service, he became a journalist for Reuters. He published his first occult novel, Twelve Maidens, shortly thereafter in 1974. Stewart Farrar is recognized and respected as the most clear and weighty teacher of modern witchcraft since Gerald Gardner.
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