Stephen Skinner posted on FB: “For those of you who planned to purchase the limited handbound leather edition of Clavis or Key to the Mysteries of Magic but who were put off by delays in the hand binding: now is… Continue Reading
M. Dionysius Rogers has published YET ANOTHER new book, Raise The Spell, as of March 13. The Amazon description says: “This volume collects more than a dozen original rituals for individuals, groups, and households. All of them have been composed… Continue Reading
A collaborative of local O.T.O. bodies in the United States invite you to join in their online celebration of the Thelemic Holy Season this year, March 19th through April 10th! Information from the Golden Thread Camp website below details this… Continue Reading
Vol. 1, No 8 of the Keep Silence edition of The Equinox is now available for purchase. No 8 contains the first appearance of the advertisement of the “ORDER OF ORIENTAL TEMPLARS” and “MYSTERIA MYSTICA MAXIMA” at the front of… Continue Reading
Sunday, March 17, will be the Feast of Nancy Cunard, writer, heiress and political activist. Born 1896 into the British upper class, the only child of shipping magnate Sir Bache Cunard and American heiress Maud Burke, she devoted much of… Continue Reading
London’s Hadean Press has noted that they’re still open for submissions for the next installment in their Conjure Codex series. Their site describes the series thus: “CONJURE CODEX breaks new ground in presenting inter-related material from a range of traditions,… Continue Reading
Denis Poisson of the Esoteric Book Review posted his review of of Frater Acher‘s book Holy Daimon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wj_POATRIvU. The paperback edition is still available: https://scarletimprint.com/publications.
What was it like growing up the daughter of Erica Jong, a woman whom many consider a leader in second-wave feminism? Was it liberating? Confusing? How was it different from being parented by any other person famous for writing books? When… Continue Reading
With his Plymouth Brethren upbringing, Aleister Crowley 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 developed the ability to… Continue Reading
Yes – I realize that this blog is functioning like an advertising service today. SORRY! Getting ready for Samedi Gras! And besides, don’t front – you know you love looking at long lists of expensive olde books, dontcha chumpie? (I… Continue Reading