Marion Gibson is a leading scholar of witchcraft history and folklore. She is the author of "Witchcraft", "Witchcraft: A History in Thirteen Trials", and "Witchland", among other works exploring the enduring myths, trials, and cultural significance of witchcraft across the centuries. A professor at the University of Exeter, Gibson brings rigorous academic expertise and vivid storytelling to her writing, making complex historical and folkloric subjects accessible to a wide audience. Her research spans early modern witch trials, regional legends, and the lasting influence of witchcraft on literature and popular culture.