John Michael Greer, editor of the new edition of Israel Regardie’s The Golden Dawn, will speak February 21, 2016 at William Blake Lodge in the Valley of Baltimore, Maryland. First published in 1937, The Golden Dawn has become one of the… Continue Reading
MANY HERBAL BOOKS focus on the clinical, holistic, and natural herbalist facets of herbalism. Some of these works touch upon folk magic and herbal esotericism from time to time, but there is a greater need for a volume more focused… Continue Reading
About 1,300 years ago, a Jewish sorcerer arrived in the Muslim town of Jerash in Jordan. Local Muslims saw that his magic was old and powerful and that he was desperately in need of their help. ‘Magical’ silver scroll virtually… Continue Reading
The Derveni Papyrus has recently been inscribed as one of the works for protection within the Memory of the World Register by UNESCO. Named as the ‘Most Ancient Book in Europe,’ the history of the text’s discovery and decoding is… Continue Reading
Ordo Templi Orientis, in cooperation with Sekmet Books, is pleased to announce the publication of Success Is Your Proof: One Hundred Years of O.T.O. in North America. This collection of papers is drawn from the May 16, 2015, North American… Continue Reading
You could pay $118 on Amazon for the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s catalog The Art of Illumination: The Limbourg Brothers and the Belles Heures of Jean de France, Duc de Berry. Or you could pay $0 to download it at MetPublications, the site offering… Continue Reading
Aleister Crowley was among early European adherents of various Indian practices classed as “yoga,” seeing it in some instances as a power sources to juice up certain techniques of Western ceremonial magick as regularized and updated by the Heremetic Society… Continue Reading
Hadean Press is announcing the publication of two new titles: Dæmonology: An Introduction With a Selection of Texts by Humberto Maggi and 22 Paths of Inperfection: a flight manual for single-winged angels by Matt Laws. Their site says: The production on… Continue Reading
The London Guardian announces that Alan Moore, everyone’s favorite out-of-the-closet magical practicioner cum graphic novelist will be publishing his second novel proper next year, Jerusalem. They describe it thusly: “The novel is said to explore the small area of Northampton… Continue Reading
Mysteria Maxima Media has announced the publication of the first volume of “The Five” which features artwork by Robert Buratti, a member of Collective777, the Art Guild of OTO Australia. Their site says: “THE FIVE is a series about a… Continue Reading