Our dear pal Jason Miller has a new book out now The Elements of Spellcasting: 21 Keys to Successful Sorcery and we KNOW it’s a dilly! BarnesandNobles.com describes it thus: “There is no shortage of spells out there. Some books… Continue Reading
Many years ago I acquired this envelope which included two beautiful examples of Crowley’s personal seal of Ankh-f-n-khonsu; done in his hand and sent to Mrs. Anne Macky on February 15th, 1944. Eventually curiosity got the best of me and… Continue Reading
Three Hands Press, the publishing arm of the Cultus Sabbatai expect 2018 to be the busiest year yet, to wit: “February 26. The Wicked Shall Decay by A.D. Mercer. A new book by the author of Liber Coronzom, being a collectanea… Continue Reading
The UK’s Scarlet Imprint has open pre-orders for 72, an enigmatic mutus liber by the artist Ayis Lertas. Here’s their description of this liber: “The 72 demons, devils and monstrous beasts constrained within this ‘book without words’ are iconic of all… Continue Reading
Today, February 15, is I Want Butterscotch Day! It’s also National Gumdrop Day, Remember the Maine Day, St. Skeletor’s Day, National Hippo Day, Susan B. Anthony Day, and Singles Awareness Day. Valentine’s Day candy will be marked down for clearance… Continue Reading
Here’s an intriguing print-on-demand title that folks are buzzing about: “Daughters of Babalon Volume 1 is an anthology of works by a broad range of modern writers and artists that captures the rich and multifaceted aspects of the feminine current… Continue Reading
We are sad to report the passing of poet Gerrit Lansing who died last night surrounded by loved ones. The Poetry Foundation website describes him thusly: Poet, editor, and critic Gerrit Lansing was born in Albany, New York, and raised… Continue Reading
A friend forwarded me this note about a new release from Genesis Breyer P-Orridge and friends, being released by the U.K.’s Cold Spring Records: Kondole / Dead Cat, a double CD and DVD collection. “The rare film features: Derek Jarman,… Continue Reading
Today, February 8, is National Iowa Day in the United States. Since 2011 the state snack of Iowa has been s’mores, a sticky sweet treat made of a toasted marshmallow and a wedge of chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers.… Continue Reading
Yesterday, the Washington Post posted a book review of Serinity Young’s Women Who Fly: Goddesses, Witches, Mystics, and Other Airborne Females. This is an examination of accounts of females who are actual deities or with supernatural powers including that of flight,… Continue Reading