Book review: Witchcraft for Wayward Girls by Grady Hendrix

‘They said she was wayward. They said it was all her fault. They said she had done something wrong. They lied.’ The plural forces of a misogynistic system lined up against the individual woman who is the object of sentences uttered against her is the real horror of Grady Hendrix’s apt new novel, in which the core is not the supernatural, but the magic that lies within each female body