A Thelema, NOW! favorite is back! Author and lecturer Richard Kaczynski talks about the newly revised and re-released “Panic In Detroit.” At 400 pages, this release is significantly expanded from the original 2006 limited edition. It includes original essays on… Continue Reading
Yep, Hellfire Book Club has been busy with new publications as of late including, The Black Arts: Scientia Diabolicam by Humberto Maggi, available in deluxe full leather, and quarter cloth and silk editions: https://hellfireclubbooks.com/product-c…/available-titles/…/ Their website describes this tome thusly:… Continue Reading
Hellfire Book Club recently announced a new title, The Real World Art of Cunning Craft: the magical thinking behind todays Witch Practice by Shani Oates Available as two limited editions: 31 full leather copies in slipcase signed by the author: https://hellfireclubbooks.com/…/cunning-craft-ltd-31-copies/… Continue Reading
Oxford University Press Inc has published The Eloquent Blood: The Goddess Babalon and the Construction of Femininities in Western Esotericism by Manon Hedenborg White. The posted synopsis states: “In the conventional dichotomy of chaste, pure Madonna and libidinous whore, the… Continue Reading
The Hammer Museum posted this video 5 years ago, the video dating from 2009: “3/19/09 — Kenneth Anger, avant-garde filmmaker and author of the infamous Hollywood Babylon series, discusses “The Wickedest Man in the World,” Aleister Crowley. A British occultist,… Continue Reading
The scent of sacred smoke hung heavily in the air, strings softly strummed under deft fingers, and the full moon cast its steady light. Undulating voices echoed and bounced off pipes and gleaming vessels, and feminine figures cloaked in steam… Continue Reading
One of the many roles played by O.T.O. Cabinet member David Tibet is as a Contributor to the The Coptic Magical Papyri: Vernacular Religion in Late Roman and Early Islamic Egypt project. The project’s website says: “The Coptic Magical Papyri: Vernacular… Continue Reading
Hadean Press recently posted a description of the contents of their latest publication, Opuscula Cypriani. Their website says: No one blog post, blurb, or email can do the Opuscula Cypriani justice. We’ve described what the book is about, and previously listed… Continue Reading
The perks of being the “odd” one in your circle of mainstreamy friends include having someone coming along saying “I found something while I was cleaning that made me think of you. Would you like…”
Artsy ran an interesting piece about the history of the depiction of witches in art and some discussion of the motivations for such depictions. There’s a lot of interesting material though the article meanders from art about witches to art… Continue Reading