The New Yorker recently ran a lengthy feature on actress Elizabeth Moss, star of the hit Hulu series “The Handmaid’s Tale,” a story set in a dystopian future where a theocratic revolution has eliminated democracy and established an authoritarian patriarchy… Continue Reading
Bitter Winter Magazine has begun publishing a series by noted esoteric author Massimo Introvigne, titled “Is Satanism Dangerous?” The first article in the series begins: Should Satanism be outlawed? Or does the general principle of freedom of religion or belief… Continue Reading
The BBC has published a story discussing a new exhibition at London’s venerable British Museum, “Feminine Power” that takes a look at female faces of the Divine in antiquity, as worshipped by diverse cultures. An excerpt reads: “Sulis is just… Continue Reading
T: The New York Times Style Magazine (of all places!) ran an article on food offerings! An excerpt reads: “HERE IS A bottle of strawberry Fanta, candy red and gleaming like a liquefied Ferrari. Pop the cap and the fizz… Continue Reading
Anathema Publishing has announced the release of IAO: Ophite Iconography by Jose Gabriel Alegría Sabogal. The publisher’s posted description says: “IAO is an iconographic proposal, an attempt to illustrate the Gnostic worldview and its myths as understood by the Ophites, a sect… Continue Reading
Noted occult author Peter Levenda – whom, some speculate, also writes as “Simon” – has released a new book, The Angel and the Sorcerer: The Remarkable Story of the Occult Origins of Mormonism and the Rise of Mormons in American. The… Continue Reading
The New York Times ran a profile on Brazilian pop star Anitta, whom Warner Brothers is grooming for global stardom, drafting the usual complement of au courant producers, songwriters and other collaborators typically deployed to turbo-charge a rising performer’s career… Continue Reading
Peacock Angel: The Esoteric Tradition of the Yezidis is a new book by Peter Langborn Wilson. During his stay in NYC, the Prophet of the Lovely Star was pursuing research to determine if Aiwass was connected with the Yezidi deity… Continue Reading
Eanna Press have announced the release of their first publication: Steff V Scott’s From Ishtar to Eostre: Reframing the Near Eastern Origins of an Anglo-Saxon Goddess. We have not read this book and have no editorial comment. The publisher’s description… Continue Reading
Academic publisher, Yale Books is releasing Ronald Hutton’s Queens of the Wild Pagan Goddesses in Christian Europe: An Investigation next month. The publisher’s posted description says: In this riveting account, renowned scholar Ronald Hutton explores the history of deity-like figures in… Continue Reading