The Cyber Spellbook: Magick in the Virtual World Book

I really enjoy reading books on witchcraft and Wicca. They're often fun and imaginative, but this one is just sad. Pop-witchcraft served with the thinnest veneer of technology. You get the sense that the authors had trouble getting the book to its scanty 170 page length. It largely consists of lists of gods, herbs, and crystals (the information on which is easily found elsewhere), and the usual witchy guff with "cyber" prefixed to certain words. It's simply lazy.