Black Doldrums’ recently released a new single, “Mae’s Desire,” which was inspired by the life story of Betty May Golding who, among many other things, married Raoul Loveday, the unfortunate devotee of The Great Beast who died while residing at… Continue Reading
The UK’s Scarlet Imprint publishing house have opened pre-ordering for Mystai by Peter Mark Adams. The work is an important contribution to our understanding of the rites of initiation into the Dionysian mystery cults. The publisher’s newsletter says: “In landscape format (210… Continue Reading
The UK’s Hadean Press is announcing the release of another booklet in their “Guides to the Underworld” series — Balkan Folk Magic: Zmaj by Katarina Pejović The publisher’s site says: “Within Serbian folklore, the zmaj is a kind of… Continue Reading
Today is the Feast of Saint Ulrich von Hutten, German knight, humanist, and scholar. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius: “Hutten was a contemporary of Rabelais and Paracelsus, and was a key figure in the German Reformation. He allied himself with… Continue Reading
The London Times ran a feature on the effort to clean up and start the rehab work on the remains of Boleskine House. Among those volunteers who showed up was Keith Readdy, author of One Truth and One Spirit. The… Continue Reading
Monday, August 26, was the Feast of Saint Krishna, and of Cagliostro. Cagliostro is best known as a late 18th century mystic, magician, Freemason, alchemist and a healer. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Krishna is: “The eighth and principal Avatar… Continue Reading
The Green Mysteries is not yet complete as of this date, but we have now scheduled a book launch at Mortlake and Company (https://threehandspress.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=efc3e6b4cdfa8dc9a35e39a0d&id=37c238f97a&e=77d6c7b15b) in Seattle on November 9, 2019. The book itself will arrive at our warehouses between October… Continue Reading
The Oxford Studies in Western Esotericism series plans on publishing Imagining the East The Early Theosophical Society edited by Tim Rudbog and Erik Sand March next year. The publisher’s description is: “The Theosophical Society (est. 1875 in New York by H.… Continue Reading
On August 25 one hundred nineteen years ago, Gnostic Saint, German philologist, philosopher and critic Friedrich Nietzsche died after an extended illness including at least two strokes. According to The Invisible Basilica of Sabazius, Nietzsche was “Famed for development of… Continue Reading
Here’s an excerpt from today’s Stratetic Sorcery Magic Monday newsletter: One of the fun things to do as a magician is to look at legendary and literary figures that may or may not have been real, and reach out to… Continue Reading