UK publishing house Hadean Press has announced the release of a new title in their Guides To The Underworld series, The Headless One by the late, lamented Jake Stratton-Kent. They say on FB: The ritual of the Headless One examined… Continue Reading
This past Spring, Falcon Book published A Guide To The Elementals- A Magical Study Series: Volume 1 by Andre Consciencia. The publisher’s description says: The realm of elementals is often called the enchanted realm, it is the realm that is… Continue Reading
Boleskine House Foundation made this announcement on FB: “We are delighted to be joined by a team from Firth Plumbing, Heating and Roofing to do the heritage lead work for our roof. Firth is a leading business for lead work… Continue Reading
Here’s an interesting academic paper about the potential use convolutional neural networks to translate ancient Akkadian and Sumerian from cuneiform into modern language. The Significance Statement reads: Hundreds of thousands of clay tablets inscribed in the cuneiform script document the… Continue Reading
The UK’s Hadean Press has announced a new title, The Magical Amulets of the Ancient Sages and Bibliotheca Necromantica by Johannes Trithemius, translated by Fr. Robert Nixon, OSB. The posted description says: “In the year 1482, on a freezing, winter night in… Continue Reading
The New York Times Book review ran a review on Susan Wels’ An Assassin in Utopia , an examination of the background of Charles Guiteau, who’d go on to assassinate President James Garfield. Guiteau’s backstory includes significant involvement in the… Continue Reading
Smithsonian Magazine ran an article about the “The Gods Return” exhibit, running till July 25 and then again from September 2 to October 29 at the Quirinal Palace in Rome. The exhibit features statures found buried in the mud at… Continue Reading
Making the Ordinary Extraordinary My Seven Years in Occult Los Angeles with Manly Palmer Hall by Tamra Lucid was published two years ago, but this is the first I’m hearing of it and it seemed like it’s pique the interest… Continue Reading
Graham Bond was a seminal British Jazz/Rock band leader who’s ensembles included the likes of John McLaughlin, Jack Bruce, Ginger Baker, Dick Heckstall-Smith and others who’d go on to be important names in the the 60’s Rock Scene. He was… Continue Reading
The Geiger Museum opened in 1998 in the medieval Château Saint-Germain in the 400-year-old walled city of Gruyere; As permanent home to many of the major works of Hans Ruedi Giger, the museum houses the largest and most impressive collection… Continue Reading