Larry B. Wright

About the Author

Larry B. Wright is a dedicated scholar and practitioner of esoteric traditions, with a particular passion for the rich tapestry of African American folk magic and spirituality. Drawing from historical archives and personal explorations in New Orleans, he uncovers the hidden legacies of voodoo and hoodoo, blending rigorous research with accessible storytelling to illuminate these mystical practices for modern readers. In his seminal work, 'Genuine Black and White Magic of Marie Laveau: Hoodoo's Earliest Grimoire and Spell Book,' Wright meticulously reconstructs the rituals and spells attributed to the legendary Voodoo Queen, offering insights into her profound influence on American occultism. Through his writing, Wright bridges the gap between ancient wisdom and contemporary spiritual seekers, encouraging a deeper appreciation for cultural heritage and magical empowerment.