Ontological Graffiti Michael Bertiaux Ontological Graffiti is Michael Bertiaux’s magnum opus. More than 40 years in development and a decade in production, this work now stands at over 480 pages and is without doubt his most substantial and important book… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. Recently, Black Sun Lodge commissioned the Cleveland Sight Center to transcribe Liber AL and Liber XV into Braille and large-print. We’ve since received copies of these works, and we… Continue Reading
This December, the Lethal Amounts Gallery in Los Angeles will be hosting “DISCIPLINE: The art of Psychic TV: 2003 – 2016” an exhibition of art created by PTV3 drummer Edley Odowd for this incarnation of Psychic TV, the band formed… Continue Reading
Trapart film is announcing the August 22 release of Change Itself – An Art Apart: Genesis Breyer P-Orridge by Carl Abrahamsson. Their site states: “A new film in the An Art Apart series has been finished: Change Itself – An Art Apart:… Continue Reading
Well, this is damned cute! Some of the staff at the J. Paul Getty Museum decided to try out the instructions for doing divination found in a medieval manuscript that resides in the Museum’s collection, the “Sortes Sanctorum.” They posted… Continue Reading
This month, Macmillan Reference USA publishes Religion: Secret Religion which includes a chapter by Henrik Bogdan “Esotericism Practiced: Ritual and Performance.” The publisher’s site states: Religion: Secret Religion is part of the Macmillan Interdisciplinary Handbooks series dedicated to the study of religion. Composed… Continue Reading
Among the libraries that I will visit in my lifetime, Saint Catherine’s Monastery is in the top 10. Founded sometime in 6th century AD (possibly between 548-565 AD), the monastery was probably constructed on the orders of Eastern Roman emperor… Continue Reading
Aries Volume 16, Issue 2, 2016 including writing by Martin A. Starr and many other illustrious scholars of esotericism is now available. The Brill.com site states: “Aries is the first professional academic journal specifically devoted to a long-neglected but now rapidly… Continue Reading
Miskatonic Books has announced the Fall publication of Gateways Through Light and Shadow by Bryan Garner. They are currently taking pre-orders for the limited edition hardcover version. The publisher’s site states: “Gateways Through Light and Shadow is the second book by… Continue Reading
Publishers Weekly has posted a review of the second novel by noted mage and renowned graphic-novel author and Alan Moore. Jerusalem is 1280 pages long achieving nothing less than introducing an entire cosmology in the course of the narrative. The review begins:… Continue Reading