Oxford University Press is announcing that it’ll be publishing Christian Giudice’s Occult Imperium: Arturo Reghini, Roman Traditionalism, and the Anti-Modern Reaction in Fascist Italy this coming November as part of the Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism series. The publisher’s description says: Demonstrates… Continue Reading
“All exterior surfaces of the [jar] were originally covered with text; it once carried over 55 inscribed names, dozens of which now survive only as scattered, floating letters or faint stylus strokes” Lamont wrote, noting that the Greek writing contains… Continue Reading
The Sacred Band is a new book by James Romm which examines the Theban military unit of that name – 150 pairs of male lovers who were one of the most celebrated and successful fighting forces in ancient Greece until… Continue Reading
Coptic Magical Papyri team leader Korshi Dosoo will be presenting an online talk entitled “Who Used the Magical Papyri?” this Friday (23 April) at 4.30pm EDT (10.30pm CET) as part of the Bryn Mawr College Classics Colloquium. For nearly two… Continue Reading
The Southern California Research Lodge has published the Fraternal Review, a magazine dedicated to Freemason education, for over six decades. The current issue is The Death of Ritual? February 2021. This issue explores the importance of, not only Masonic ritual,… Continue Reading
The ever-inquisitive British “news” outlet, the Daily Mail, recently ran an interesting story about Tik Tokkers getting involved with the vintage spiritual technology known as the Gateway Experience, on the basis of a declassified CIA report on it. A look… Continue Reading
NYBooks.com recently reviewed the newly published Magic and the Dignity of Man: Pico della Mirandola and His Oration in Modern Memory by Brian P. Copenhaver. An excerpt of the review reads: “But the most famous speech of the Renaissance, the… Continue Reading
The Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Massachusetts is hosting an exhibit of artefacts connected with the infamous Salem Witch Trials of the late 17th century. At a time when the QAnon cult is coming after Ordo Templi Orientis based on… Continue Reading
UK publisher Scarlet Imprint is offering XVI as a free DL. This is long out of print anthology featuring essays from 16 occultists on strategies for liberation. The publisher’s site says: “Our civilisation is in crisis. As we confront ecological… Continue Reading
Hard To Believe is a podcast that’s currently 19 episodes deep. It’s site states: “Religious studies teacher and amateur theologian John Brooks goes from frequent guest to host of his own show where he and special guests explore the world… Continue Reading