Weiser Antiquarian Books just posted a new online catalog, featuring rare items by Aleister Crowley & related authors including typescripts and original editions of publications by Frater Achad, editions of Crowley’s work, etc. Check it out here: http://www.weiserantiquarian.com/searchResults.php?category_id=1415&action=catalog&browseLetter=A&orderBy=author
The Daily Mail recently an article on John Humphrey Noyes and his Oneida commune, established in upstate New York in the mid 1800’s. The Oneida community was a number of utopian undertakings that would appear to have contributed to the… Continue Reading
Earlier this week Liberty Island Media published We Can Be Heroes, an ebook by Robert Lurie that analyzes the work of the late David Bowie. The book includes a chapter title “Immersed in Crowley’s Uniform.” The Amazon description says: “Utilizing song… Continue Reading
LAShTAL.com recently pointed out that Getty Images has recently added photos of interest to many occultists including a possibly previously unpublished picture of Aleister Crowley, shots of a young adult Kenneth Anger etc. Have a look! Getty Images: Recent… Continue Reading
The Gabba Gallery in Los Angeles will host an opening reception Saturday April 23rd from 7pm-11pm, for \Brit-fluence(d)\, a BritWeek group art show, exploring the art of UK x L.A. emerging and urban artists, and how they’ve been influenced by… Continue Reading
You can now purchase the “Bolsekine” app which will point you to the correct coordinates for the former site of Bolsekine House, for 99 cents at the iTunes app store. The app store description says: Boleskine is a ritual compass… Continue Reading
Aleister Crowley and Oscar Eckenstein climbed Mexico’s Popocatépetl volcano (then, inactive) on April 17, 1901 (see Richard Kaczynski’s Crowley biography Perdurabo, p. 90). 115 years + 1 day later it erupted with spectacular shower of smoke, ash and lava flows. See video… Continue Reading
DangerousMinds.net posted a feature about a U.K. based artist creating a number of stained glass windows devoted to a series of “Alternative saints” including Aleister Crowley and mentions a gallery showing of these windows that effectively comprised an “Alternative Church.”… Continue Reading
In The Temple of Solomon The King Aleister Crowley recalls details of the writing of Liber AL: “The three days were precisely similar, save that on the last day I became nervous lest I should fail to hear the Voice of… Continue Reading
In The Temple of Solomon The King Aleister Crowley sets the scene for the Reception of Liber AL: “I shall make what I may call an inventory of the furniture of the Temple, the circumstances of the case. I shall… Continue Reading