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
In 2020, members of Alombrados Oasis in the Valley of New Orleans took advantage of their time locked down at home during the early days of the SARS-COV2 pandemic started creating art inspired by the Thelemic Holy Days. Here’s an… Continue Reading
UK occult publishing house Hadean Press is offering this title: Kuzen Azaka Mede: Engaging with the Lwa of Work, Labor, and Land by Ya Sezi bo Oungan. Their posted description says: “Kuzen Azaka Mede is a powerful and loyal ally from the… Continue Reading
The UK’s Strange Attractor has announced the publication of the 304 page long collection Obsolete Spells: Poems & Prose from Victor Neuburg & The Vine Press, edited by Justin Hopper. The posted description says: Victor Neuburg had two claims to… Continue Reading
Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law. We’re pleased to announce that the full schedule of ThelemaCon 2022 has been posted, the hotel venue is confirmed, and registration is now OPEN! Both in-person and online attendance… Continue Reading
The New York Times finally picked up the story that the First Minister of Scotland officially apologized for the persecution of people, primarily women, accused of practicing The Craft. The article begins: “The persecution began in the 1500s and lasted… Continue Reading
University of Melbourne, Australia will be sponsoring a conference examining Sir James Frazer’s The Golden Bough Friday, February 10 – Sunday, February 12, 2023. The organizers are calling for people interested in presenting to submit abstracts of proposed presentations (no more… Continue Reading
The Boleskine House Foundation recently posted a pitch to become a Friend of Boleskine House and donate to the rebuilding this historic site (which seems to be proceeding amazingly going by the pictures posted. “Joining our Friends of Boleskine House… Continue Reading