On August 14, Tartarus Press will publish T. Lobsang Rampa And Other Characters of Questionable Faith by R.B. Russell. The posted descriptions says: T. Lobsang Rampa’s autobiography, The Third Eye was an international bestseller in 1956, but the author had to face… Continue Reading →

New York Review Books recently re-issued The Stone Door by renowned magician, Surrealist painter and author Leonora Carrington. The posted description says: The Stone Door is an omen, an incantation, and an adventure story rolled into one. Built in layers like… Continue Reading →

Adam Krug’s translation of The Seven Siddhi Texts is set for publication by Simon & Schuster this coming December. The posted description says: The first English-language translation (with rich historical introduction and extensive annotation) of a key group of Indian… Continue Reading →

Underground culture site DangerousMinds.net recently posted an article on Ithell Colquhoun, an artist well known in occult circles who’s gaining more mainstream recognition these days. The jumping off point for this piece is Fulgur Publishing’s release of Colquhoun’s Decad of… Continue Reading →

I was reading the Summer 2025 issue of Bust Magazine and came upon an article by Hallie Lieberman discussing the experiences one Lynn Short had engaging with the religious known as “Gnosis.” This is of course a term for spiritual… Continue Reading →

Tomorrow will mark the 56 anniversary of Grady Louis MuMurty invoking the “emergency powers” granted to him by Aleister Crowley in a letter stating he should “take charge of the whole work of the Order in California.” When initially issued,… Continue Reading →

Rose Ankh Publishing has announced the planned publication of Alexandrian Witchcraft: Mystery, Power and the Enduring Legacy of Alex and Maxine Sanders (working title) in 2026. The posted announcement says: To commemorate the centenary of the birth of Alex Sanders, one… Continue Reading →

The Occult Press is offering a 28 page chapbook titled The Wholeness of Nature, featuring writing by Moina MacGregor. The posted description says: This edition limited to 100 numbered copies. Moïna MacGregor, who also went by Moïna MacGregor Mathers, was… Continue Reading →

The New York Times recently ran a feature on Erik Satie on the occasion of his 100th birthday. Satie is justly celebrated as an influential figure in the development of modernist music styles. Not as widely acknowledged is his involvement in… Continue Reading →

Harvey Rice and Jackie Cole’s Flight of the Bön Monks War, Persecution, and the Salvation of Tibet’s Oldest Religion introduces Bön, Tibet’s oldest religion, and a traditional way of life extinguished by foreign occupation. The posted description says: Providing an… Continue Reading →