Okay I a wanna put this one out there for everyone to think about and then give me an answer.

Do you think there is a difference between Wicca and Witchcraft?

There were witches LONG before Wicca was even a twinkle in Gardner's eye.

There is a difference 

Wicca is a 'religion' and witchcraft is a 'craft'.  The two are not synonymous with each other, although they can be combined.

I have found in my experience that Witchcraft is true to the history. And Wicca takes what they want from history, twists and changes it to their liking. There for making wicca a mesh of different religions, deities, etc.
(I appoligize for offending anyone with my comment. I have had VERY bad experiences with those who call themselves and practice Wicca.)

Actually, in many of the newer books, the authors make their statements as to how they view the difference between Wicca and Witchcraft in the prefaces.    Many authors are straight wiccan.  Others, such as Christopher Penzack with his Temple series, are Witchcraft more than Wicca.

And even most of the Witchcraft that we have access to is neo.

And before anybody gets up in arms, the term neo-  when applied to a word, means that it's new.   So most wicca and Pagan practices of today are Neo-Wicca and Neo-pagan.  And the same can be said, Neo-Witchcraft.

Besides, just because something is new doesn't make it wrong.   Who says you need hundreds of years behind something to make it legitimate?  If it feels right in your heart, then it's right for you.