At this point it is no secret that I am a sucker for goddesses. Offer me a book about any goddess and I’m all in. So, it should surprise no one that I was thrilled to receive a review copy of “Seven Goddesses of the Hellenistic World: Ancient Worship for Modern Times” by Jo Graham. …
Carl Abrahamsson, and I mean this as the highest of compliments, is a giant occult nerd. As proof, I offer this review of his latest book, “Source Magic: The Origin of Art, Science, and Culture.” Abrahamsson takes what he calls a “magical-anthropological” look at the history and evolution of magic and its integration with culture …
“Sonny, true love is the greatest thing in the world – except for a nice MLT – mutton, lettuce, and tomato sandwich, where the mutton is nice and lean and the tomatoes are ripe.” BUT, what if I hat the RECIPE for a nice MLT? Interested?
Back in 2020 I reviewed Crystal Basicsby Nicholas Pearson. I declared the book as destined to be a classicand couldn’t image what Pearson could possibly do next. Now we know.
Is the latest Mitch Horowitz book, “Uncertain Places” required reading? It depends on what you’re looking for.
Today we’re talking with author Phil Hine, who has been an integral part of the occult community for over 45 years. Here we discuss the evolution of magical communities, the time before the internet, and what influences his practice.
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Today we’re speaking with podcaster, author, and New England’s Mystery Maven, Roxie Zwicker! Join us as discuss walking tours, ghosts, and why New England is the best.
I don’t need another spellbook. And yet, here’s another spell book I wanted.
The Pulp Girls are back on the site, this time with a not to be missed tarot deck!
