UK publisher Scarlet Imprint announced the publication of a new paperback printing of Apocalyptic Witchcraft, freshly typeset and with a new cover design based on the sold out hardback edition. Here’s an excerpt from the book: “How long can the… Continue Reading
The New York Times Book Review recently ran a review of Square Haunting: Five Writers in London Between The Wars, a look at five pioneering feminists including H.D. aka Hilda Doolittle. Doolittle was born in Bethlehem PA, moved to Philadelphia… Continue Reading
UK publishing house, Hadean press has announced that pre-orders are now open for a new release, Queen of the Seven Crossroads by Humberto Maggi. The publisher’s description follows: “History and myth come together to create and continuously develop the definitions… Continue Reading
A Thelema, NOW! favorite is back! Manon Hedenborg White PhD talks to host Harper Feist about her book, The Eloquent Blood The Goddess Babalon and the Construction of Femininities in Western Esotericism. To find out more about the book, go here! And here’s… Continue Reading
Aries turns 20 this year. To celebrate the anniversary we release one article from each volume – twenty in total – for free open-access download for the duration of 2020. This editor’s pick showcases some of the journal’s achievements over… Continue Reading
This passed weekend, the UK’s Hadean Press published Conjure Codex IV – the gold issue. The publisher’s site describes this publication: “For this, the fourth issue of Conjure Codex, we asked authors to contemplate the occult symbolism and meaning… Continue Reading
Earlier this year, Doubleday published The Dream Universe: How Fundamental Physics Lost Its Way by David Lindley, The book looks at the development of physics out of Plato’s metaphysics to a more evidence and mathematics based approach (though Plato’s view revolved… Continue Reading
Great piece in the New Yorker discussing a new book on Andy Warhol by Blake Gopnik titled, prosaically Warhol. Basically its a Cliff Notes version of the book itself which weighs in at some 900 pp. Why should you care?… Continue Reading
UK publisher Scarlet Imprint recently shared this happy news on FB: “Some good news! The binding of the standard edition of Autumn Richardson’s Ajar To The Night is going ahead today, (it had been delayed as the book cloth was… Continue Reading
UK Occult Journal The Skeptical Occulist is taking pre-orders for their upcoming issue, #5. Their site says: “The Skeptical Occultist Journal issue five is now available for preorder. Quite an interesting volume it outlines the beginning of my adventures in folklore research… Continue Reading