When I was first dipping my toe in the waters of occult study, one of the first books I picked up was Charles Leland Aradia: Gospel of the Witches. Years later, I learned that the iconic Philadelphia Art Museum’s original… Continue Reading
Oxford University Press recently published Satanism: A Reader edited by Per Faxneld and Johan Nilsson. The posted description says: “Satanism is a current of thought that generates intense feelings. It remains understudied by academics. This selection of key source texts… Continue Reading
Araxes Press’ Thai Occult 2: Regions of Power by Peter Jenx is now available for pre-order. The posted description says: Thai Occult 2: Regions of Power is highly-anticipated sequel to Peter Jenx’s sold-out masterpiece, “The Thai Occult.” TTO2 takes the… Continue Reading
In the excavations carried out by the Archeology Department of our University and carried out with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism in the ancient city of Kelenderis in Mersin, the three-headed goddess Hecate figure, which is… Continue Reading
Archaeology Magazine recently posted a podcast devoted to alchemy. Their description says: Much of our knowledge, particularly in the sciences, advances by trial and error. In “The Alchemist’s Tale,” by contributing editor Andrew Curry, we learn how thousands of fragments… Continue Reading
Dais Records announced their re-issue of a fascinating project from the ceremonial magicians who comprised seminal Industrial band, Coil: For those who shine darkly… During the transitional period in which Coil’s primary leadership (Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson and John Balance) reorganized their… Continue Reading
Occult author Phil Hine has a new blog post. It begins: “In the last two issues of my Unfoldings newsletter, I have been engaging in an in-depth analysis of Kenneth Grant’s representation of Tantric mysteries in his books – using his 1999… Continue Reading
City Lights and Farrar, Straus, Giroux celebrate the publication of Cosmic Scholar: The Life and Times of Harry Smith with a public Zoom conversation between Raymond Foye and John Szwed, author of the new biography on Smith Wednesday August 23rd… Continue Reading
David Tibet, a member of the Ordo Templi Orientis cabinet has made the following announcement: CURRENT 93 are OverMoon to Tittle-Tattle about her first London Channelling of 2024 at the Astonishingly Beautiful Union Chapel on FRIDAY 24 MAY. TICKETS GO… Continue Reading
University of Chicago Press has just published Textual Magic: Charms and Written Amulets in Medieval England by Katherine Storm Hindley. The posted description says: Katherine Storm Hindley explores words at their most powerful: words that people expected would physically change… Continue Reading