The English publishing house Kamuret Press, has announced the planned March 2021 publication of Women of Thelema: Selected Essays, edited by Manon Hedenborg White and Christian Giudice. The publisher’s site states: “A remarkable feature of the occultism of the fin-de-siècle… Continue Reading
On the right is the cover of the latest issue of Los Angeles-based music business trade magazine, Music Connection, on the left is one work from last year’s David Tibet gallery exhibition, Invocation of Almost, hosted by the Begovich Gallery,… Continue Reading
The UK’s Kamuret Press has announced the upcoming publication of The Sword of Song: Called by Christians The Book of the Beast, edited, annotated and introduced by Richard Kaczynski this coming December 2020. The publisher’s site has posted this description:… Continue Reading
One might argue that O.T.O., especially as it functioned with Crowley as OHO and afterwards, was a product of 19th Century American esotericism and the religio-magical strains functioning in Belle Epoque France. When you read the doctrinal manuscripts of the… Continue Reading
Fulgur Press of the UK has announced that they’ll be offering pre-ordering on the tarot deck designed by Surrealist artist and mage Leonora Carrington and an accompanying book late this year. Their newsletter explains: “We will open the pre-order for… Continue Reading
This October will see the publication of trailblazing psychologist Carl Jung’s The Black Books for the first time ever. Until now, the single most important unpublished work by C.G. Jung―The Black Books. The Black Books were edited by Sonu Shamdasani and… Continue Reading
U.K. publishing house Fulgur Press has announced a Flash Sale with titles being discounted up to 50% of their normal pricing. Their newsletter says: “Yes, we are having a flash sale, including some familiar titles, a few less familiar and… Continue Reading
Hasan-i-Sabah: Assassin Master is a new book by noted occult author James Wasserman. The publisher’s description states: “Hasan-i-Sabah was born in northern Persia around 1050 and died in 1124. He was an Ismaili missionary (or dai) who founded the Nizari Ismailis… Continue Reading
British-Greek cultural historian, a lecturer, author, and artist, Sasha Chaitow recently had a new book published, Atalanta Unveiled: Alchemical Initiation in the Emblems of the Atalanta Fugiens. The description on her website says: “Dubbed ‘the most prominent alchemical physician in Germany… Continue Reading
Here’s a film presentation given at Spectral Landscapes: Explorations of the English Eerie, Oxford Fire Station, October 24th 2015, In the Vale of the White Horse created by Sharron Kraus. The soundtrack is a live improvisation recorded at Thelesis Oasis by members… Continue Reading