Aleister Crowley in Paris Sex, Art, and Magick in the City of Light is a recently book by Tobias Churto the foremost chronicler of Crowley’s life and work. The posted description says: “Using previously unpublished letters and diaries, Churton explores… Continue Reading
Occult author Phil Hine just published Queerying Occultures Essays from Enfolding Vol. 1. The posted description says: “What is Queerying Occultures? ‘Queerying’ is a portmanteau word from ‘Queer’ and ‘Query’—classic Phil Hine word play. Occulture is another portmanteau word meaning ‘Hidden… Continue Reading
The Hermetic Physician: The Magical Teachings of Giuliano Kremmerz and the Fraternity of Myriam Marco Daffi was published late last year. The posted description sez: “Explores Kremmerz’s life, his teachings, his work as a hermetic physician, and the metaphysical and hermetic principles… Continue Reading
Yesterday, January 15 marked the 23th anniversary of the passing of author and Thelemite Kenneth Grant. Wikipedia recounts: “After several further meetings and an exchange of letters, Grant agreed to work for Crowley as his secretary and personal assistant. Now… Continue Reading
Massimo Introvigne, scholar and editor of Bitter Winter Magazine, posted on FB: Something I very much wanted to find in Mauritius: the grave of Mgr Léon Meurin (1825–1895), who was Archbishop of Port-Louis from 1887 until his death. He was… Continue Reading
UK occult publisher Scarlet Imprint has announced opening pre-orders for Hagia Sophia / Sanctum of Kronos: Spiritual Dissent in an Age of Tyranny, Peter Mark Adams’s in-depth study of the esoteric doctrines and spiritual traditions encoded within the Hagia Sophia. The posted description says: “Hagia Sophia… Continue Reading
Steffi Grant was born December 1 in 1923, in Berlin. After marrying former Crowley secretary Kenneth Grant in 1948, she would provide most of the artwork illustrating the many books he produced during his lifetime. Sadly there is not much… Continue Reading
The New York Times recently interviewed Sarah Ruhl and Rebecca Taichman, the creative forces behind ‘Becky Nurse of Salem,’ a new a dark comedy about power, inheritance and, of course, witchcraft, is now in previews at Lincoln Center Theater. It… Continue Reading
I’ve been a Pleasant Gehman fan for years, digging her music journalism exploits out in L.A. But I never realized that she was involved in occultism till – she published Rock ‘N’ Roll Witch: A Memoir of Sex Magick, Drugs,… Continue Reading
The Liverpool Echo published an article on Gerald Gardner, who many credit as one of the principle figures behind the revival of Witchcraft in the last century. The article does touch on his relationship to Aleister Crowley and the latter’s… Continue Reading