SPIRITS OF THE OTHERWORLD; A Grimoire of Occult Cocktails is a new book by Allison Crawbuck and Rhys Everett filled with cocktail recipes inspired by occult lore. Crawbuck would research various aspects of the magical theory and practice of yesteryear, write… Continue Reading
Here’s a Treat for you… Oxford University Press is offering a number of scholarly works that examine the history and current state of the practice of witchcraft. The posted introduction says: “Haunting stories and legends abound as autumn settles in… Continue Reading
Earlier this year, noted occult author Carl Abrahamsson published Temporarily Eternal, a book of photographs of his longtime friend and collaborator, the late Genesis Breyer P-Orridge. The posted description say: “Temporarily Eternal is an emotional-visual summing up of a creative friendship between… Continue Reading
The last edition of The Hekataeon sold out in less than a week, and it has remained in high demand ever since. Due to popular demand, Grayle Press is now re-issuing this popular grimoire in a formidable, altar-worthy volume that… Continue Reading
The Sylvan Woods of Lake Nemi is a new work of fiction from Lita-Luise Chappell, writer on sex, magic, food, distant lands, and everyday life with articles, poetry, novels, travelogues, rituals, cookbooks, and short-stories. The posted description says: “Elena Morandi… Continue Reading
Next month, UK occult publisher, Fulgur, will be publishing their edition of the Carfax Monographs, facsimiles of Steffi Grant’s Golden Dawn sketchbooks, c. 1946-48 and images of ephemera and typescripts from the Kenneth and Steffi Grant archive with an introductory essay… Continue Reading
UK occult publisher Scarlet Imprint has announced that Richard Ward’s Born of Blood and Fire is now in production, and they are taking pre-orders. Their website says: Richard Ward’s Born of Blood and Fire is a study of the origins, history, practices,… Continue Reading
This passed August saw the publication of The Light Extended: A Journal of the Golden Dawn (Volume 3). You might recall that The Master Therion was a Golden Dawn initiate until he ran afoul of the schisming of founding member… Continue Reading
With his Plymouth Brethren upbringing, the Prophet of the Lovely Star was, in his own words, “deprived of all English literature but the Bible during the whole of his youth.” Crowley later bragged that even as a child he had… Continue Reading
Patrick J. Quinn’s literary history, Aleister Crowley, Sylvester Viereck, Literature, Lust, and the Great War is being published by Cambridge Scholars October 20.” A 30-page preview is available at the link that appears below. The publisher’s description says: “This book explores… Continue Reading