Do I Have to Wear Black? is a new book by Mortellus that investigates the end of life and funerary customs of contemporary Pagan communities. The publisher’s description says: “Explore the myriad of customs that have emerged around death and… Continue Reading
Scarlet Imprint, one of the more notable occult publishers based in the UK has announced the publication of a new monograph by Peter Grey. The publisher’s site’s description is: The Two Antichrists is a monograph by Peter Grey on the… Continue Reading
UK publisher Scarlet Imprint has announced the upcoming publication of a new edition of Peter Grey’s The Red Goddess. The publisher’s site sez: The 2021 edition of The Red Goddess has been freshly typeset and is introduced with a preface… Continue Reading
UK occult publisher Hadean Press has announced that they’re taking reservations for the hardcover edition of Frater Acher and José Gabriel Alegría Sabogal’s Clavis Goêtica: Keys to Chthonic Sorcery. The publisher’s description says: “Clavis Goêtica presents a reference to the 16th-century tale… Continue Reading
Inner Traditions has announced the November 16, 2021, publication of the first new translation in 350 years of Agrippa’s influential Three Books of Occult Philosophy. Translated and annotated by Eric Purdue, it will appear as a three-volume hardcover slipcased edition… Continue Reading
I think y’all will admit to being bibliophiles AND to having a weakness for rare editions and books bound in exotic substances — YES I’m talking to YOU fans of Three Hands Press’ most exclusive editions! The New York Times… Continue Reading
We start the new year by announcing the long-awaited opening of pre-orders for Necromancy in the Medici Library: An Edition and Translation of Excerpts from Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, MS Plut. 89 sup. 38, translated and introduced by Brian Johnson, who is… Continue Reading
UK publisher Hadean Press announced on FB that they’ve got three new titles “on the books” (a huh huh huh!) for the beginning of this new year. They sez: We’ve got three new titles lined up for the first quarter… Continue Reading
Kenneth Kenneth Wilbur Anglemyer aka Kenneth Anger was born February 3, 1927. He is a seminal avant-garde filmmaker, known for filling his work with homoerotic and occult themes. It’s reputed that his first public screening was orchestrated by Harry Smith… Continue Reading
Palgrave Studies in New Religions and Alternative Spiritualities book series is publishing a new title this month, The Occult Nineteenth Century Roots, Developments, and Impact on the Modern World, edited by Lukas Pokorny and Franz Winter. The publisher’s description is: “The… Continue Reading