During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
from http://www.weiserantiquarian.com/cgi-bin/wab455/50294.html?id=7XfKQfhv Fine blue cloth with illustrated paper panel laid on upper board, spine and upper board lettered in white and gold. Colour frontis, and over 75 full colour illustrations, many of them full page plates, List of Exhibits. The… Continue Reading
For many years Brother William Heidrick published the Thelema Lodge Calendar which, despite its humble title, functioned as a proper magazine brimming with OTO news, occult scholarship, ritual tech and even a Letters to the Editors column. In the February… Continue Reading
from https://www.facebook.com/pages/Women-of-Babalon-Community/1527146294232425 Women of Babalon – A soon to be published book from Black Moon Publishing. Edited by Mishlen Linden and featuring a diverse collection of women authors and artists who offer their concepts of the modern day Babalon through… Continue Reading
An English artist, mystic, ceremonial magician, poet and occultist, Crowley revelled in his notoriety, pleased that the press labeled him ‘the wickedest man in the world’ and ‘The Beast 666’. In 1920, Crowley travelled to Cefalu, Sicily to establish The… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
David J, of Bauhaus and Love & Rockets, discusses his book Who Killed Mister Moonlight? – Bauhaus, Black Magick and Benediction. David also tells host Frater Puck about two new plays he has written, about Edie Sedgewick and the Black… Continue Reading
The L.A. Weekly warns that MOCA’s Cameron retrospective will be closing at the end of the week, so if you’re in the L.A. area or able to make the trip there, this is your last chance. The paper teases, “What—or… Continue Reading
During his lifetime, Aleister Crowley was depicted by the tabloid press as the “Wickedest Man In the World,” a notoriety he took wry pride in and slyly cultivated for its publicity value (not unlike Disney child-stars releasing provocative music videos… Continue Reading
Soror Hypatia passed along a link to a interview by Joe Gordon with the great cartoonist/author/magician Alan Moore, originally posted in 2009 at forbiddenplanet.co.uk. Among MANY other things, Moore recommends books for study by aspiring magicians: “Aleister Crowley’s Magick Without Tears… Continue Reading