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|  | | Adeptus Exemptus Thesis, Volume One
The Exempt Adept will present a thesis of his own, as a general Epitome of his own Attainment as reflected in the sphere of the Mind. — from “Literature Recommended to Aspirants”
This book covers my magical journey from the grade of Student to that of Magister Templi. It also includes "Crowley's Law", my analysis of "The Book of the Law" | |  | | Adeptus Exemptus Thesis, Volume Two
The Adept must prepare and publish a thesis setting forth His knowledge of the Universe, and his proposals for its welfare and progress. — from “One Star in Sight”
As mandated by the assigned description, this is the Adept's proposals for the "Welfare" and "Progress" of the Human Race. The central premise is that we need a Level Economic Playing Field for everyone to pursue, attain and achieve their True Will. | |  | | Hierophant's Task
Hierophant’s Task covers the three Major Creative Periods in the Author’s Career:
Section One covers the years 1974-1981 and begins half-way through the Author’s College years and ends with his first marriage. Material represented here includes artwork, poetry, fiction and essays – and yes, this section has references to magick in the fiction. Section Two covers the years 1988-1993 (the period between the author’s marriages). This period covers his time in a major Magical Order in which he was the editor/publisher of that humble little journal, The Solstice. Contents from this period include essays, artwork and poetry concerned with Ceremonial Magick, Thelema and Aleister C | |  | | Marvel Comics Group and the Silver Age of Comics, Volume One: 1961-1965
If you’re just looking for all the usual synopses and nothing more, this is not the book for you. If you’re looking for Thoughtful, Insightful (and frequently Humorous) analysis by someone who witnessed most of the Marvel revolution directly from the Spinner Racks and Drugstore Magazine Displays, then this is indeed the book for you.
Every Marvel Age title from 1961-1965 is covered, and half the other Marvel titles are covered too, including Kid Colt Outlaw and Millie the Model. Titles and features from this seminal period of Marvel history include the fabulous Fantastic Four, Amazing Adult Fantasy, the astonishing Ant-Man, the incredible Hulk, the amazing Spider-Man, the mighty Thor, the Human Torch’s solo series, the invincible Iron Man, Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos, Dr. Strange, master of the mystic arts, the Avengers (Earth’s mightiest heroes), the uncanny X-Men, the astonishing Giant-Man, Tales of Asgard home o | |  | | Original Teachings of the Golden Dawn, Volume One
These are the original teaching of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn from 1987-1900.
The Golden Dawn flourished in Great Britain and France beginning in 1887. Its structure and rites appear to have come from the German order, Orden des Gold-und Rosenkreuz. In the Golden Dawn one studied Qabalah, astrology, tarot divination, geomancy, scrying, astral travel, Ancient Egyptian religion, Theurgy, Freemasonry, Alchemy, Enochian magic, Christian mysticism, etc. It flourished until the London Adepts rebelled against their leader. This act of betrayal destroyed the Order, fragments of which carried on under other names. It is the opinion of the current editor that this rebellion destr | |  | | Original Teachings of the Golden Dawn, Volume Two
These are the original teaching of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn from 1987-1900.
The Golden Dawn flourished in Great Britain and France beginning in 1887. Its structure and rites appear to have come from the German order, Orden des Gold-und Rosenkreuz. In the Golden Dawn one studied Qabalah, astrology, tarot divination, geomancy, scrying, astral travel, Ancient Egyptian religion, Theurgy, Freemasonry, Alchemy, Enochian magic, Christian mysticism, etc. It flourished until the London Adepts rebelled against their leader. This act of betrayal destroyed the Order, fragments of which carried on under other names. It is the opinion of the current editor that this rebellion destr | |  | | The Association
A detailed overview of the career of The Association, including reviews of every single commercially released song. A must for any Fan of this 1960s pop/rock group.
A detailed overview of the career of The Association, including reviews of every single commercially released song. This means I just don't review the albums, but also every obscure single. The album covers are reproduced, in the interior, in color. | |  | | The Work and Life of Robert E. Howard
This volume examines in detail the work and life of Robert E. Howard, paying special attention to the characters of Kull, Conan, Bran Mak Morn, Cormac Mac Art and Turlogh O’Brien. The book also makes the case for a coherent collection of Howard’s Fantasy and Horror stories that are set in the American South and Southwest.
This book focuses on Howard's work ... and nothing else. Chapter titles include: What Robert E. Howard Means to Me, Thinking About Robert E. Howard, King Kull of Lost Atlantis, Conan, Bran Mak Morn and the Picts, Cormac Mac Art, Turlogh Dubh of the Clan na O’Brien, Dark Agnes: A Few Words on the Sword Woman, Contemporary Horror: Dermod’s Bane, Literary Criticism and many more. |
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