England’s Fulgur Limited has announced the upcoming publication of a new title, A Book of Staves by Jesse Bransford. The publisher’s site states: “Icelandic folk magic and magical texts — so-called low and high magic – combine as sources and… Continue Reading
It’s Monday, which means you might not feel like cooking. On the other hand, if you want something quick, easy, and fiery for the Aries in your life, this dish from Tasting Table has a number of ingredients with appropriate… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.Gérard Aumont was born Gérard Marie Albert Aumont in Gabes, Tunisia on September 13, 1902 to Alfred Charles Jean and Eva Alphonsine (née Mauger) Aumont. He married Paulette Cazaentre in Marseilles… Continue Reading
The Irish Times recently published a new story about the effort to transcribe documentation of indigenous folklore done in the early 20th century, much of it having to do with the supernatural. The unusual angle is that the contributors are… Continue Reading
Have you ever wondered what other cultures eat for breakfast? Not everyone thinks scrambled eggs and bacon is the ideal way to start the day. It’s certainly arguable that eggs evoke the symbolism of the rising sun, of course. How… Continue Reading
Profane Egyptologists is a new book by Paul Harrison published by Routledge detailing the modern practice of Kemetic i.e. ancient Egyptian (“Egypt” is actually the Greek term for what the natives referred to as “Khem”). The publisher’s site says: “It… Continue Reading
“But your holy place shall be untouched throughout the centuries: though with fire and sword it be burnt down & shattered, yet an invisible house there standeth…” Liber AL vel Legis 3:34 INVISIBLE HOUSE… Continue Reading
“Sexual intercourse is known to impact the way in which the rest of our body functions,” says Medical News Today. “Recent studies have shown that it can have an effect on how much we eat, and how well the heart… Continue Reading
This passed Tuesday we posted about “The Wake World” being honored as Best New Opera by the Music Critics Association of North America at an awards ceremony being held in Washington, D.C. this coming Friday. Last September saw the world-premier of… Continue Reading
Hi. My name is Rodhi, I’m originally from Brazil, but I currently live in a small town in Central Texas with my wife and three kids. For awhile I’ve been dreaming of becoming a contributor to Zero Equals Two because… Continue Reading