Voodoo & Hoodoo by Jim Haskins is a compelling cultural and historical study of African American folk magic in the Southern United States. This accessible and well-researched volume explores the roots, rituals, and real-world applications of voodoo and hoodoo traditions, tracing their origins from West African spiritual practices to their transformation in the Americas through slavery, resistance, and survival. Haskins demystifies the practice, giving readers insight into the people, beliefs, and spells that shaped an enduring spiritual system. A key resource for those interested in the history of voodoo and hoodoo in American culture.
 
This 1990 paperback is in good condition, with minor shelf wear and a stain on the inner back cover and one page. The text remains fully readable, and the binding is solid—making it a serviceable and affordable copy for readers and researchers alike.