The Athenaeum Review has published an interesting paper by Diane Purkiss on the history of witchcraft proposing a narrative that contradicts current popular views on the subject. One excerpts states: “There are in fact so many problems with some modern… Continue Reading
The UK’s Hellfire Book Club has announced its publication of Aleister Crowley’s The Vision and the Voice Liber CDXVIII Being the Visions of the Angels Of the 30 Aethyrs in four editions – each one more deluxe and expensive that… Continue Reading
The second annual Magickal Women Conference is scheduled to be held June 2020 in London. The Conference has announced speakers for the upcoming event which include: Dolores Ashcroft-Nowicki, Ruth Bayer, Rosa Laguna and many more. Here’s the event site’s description of the… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from the latest Magick Monday newsletter from Jason Miller: “Thankfulness or Gratitude is in vogue right now. Everyone from Productivity Gurus, to Mindfulness teachers, to therapists are suggesting it as a practice. There are about 50 or… Continue Reading
Ori: The Ifa Concept of Consciousness is a recently published book by Awo Falokun Fatunmbi with a fairly self-explanatory subject. The publisher’s site describes the book so: “How do I learn about my purpose in life? What does God want for… Continue Reading
Barry William Hale @ Raymond Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick December 3 -February 1, 2020. The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick in Cleveland Ohio and The Stephen Romano Gallery in Brooklyn New York are please to announce a one… Continue Reading
A Thelema, NOW! favorite is back! Author and lecturer Richard Kaczynski talks about the newly revised and re-released “Panic In Detroit.” At 400 pages, this release is significantly expanded from the original 2006 limited edition. It includes original essays on… Continue Reading
Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts is hosting the exhibit “Ancient Nubia Now” until January 20. The Museum’s site says: “This exhibition of magnificent jewelry, pottery, sculpture, metalwork, and more from the MFA’s collection of ancient Nubian art examines power, representation,… Continue Reading
MONDAY! Here’s an excerpt from Jason Miller’s Magick Monday Newsletter: “This weekend people all over the world honored Hekate on a night that, for reasons I can’t quite pin down, everyone has decided was her most important ancient festival. Of… Continue Reading
Yep, Hellfire Book Club has been busy with new publications as of late including, The Black Arts: Scientia Diabolicam by Humberto Maggi, available in deluxe full leather, and quarter cloth and silk editions: https://hellfireclubbooks.com/product-c…/available-titles/…/ Their website describes this tome thusly:… Continue Reading