The Kybalion (Forthcoming)
First published in 1908, The Kybalion is one of the most influential and widely read works of modern Hermetic philosophy. Attributed to the mysterious “Three Initiates,” this concise yet profound text presents the timeless principles said to govern all planes of existence — mental, spiritual, and material.
The Witch Healer (Forthcoming)
The Witch as healer is one of the oldest roles in the Craft — older than the physician, older than the apothecary, and rooted in a cosmology far deeper than either. In The Witch Healer, Oscar Tusk turns to the practice that has run through Traditional Witchcraft from the herb-wives of Appalachia and the Granny Witches of the mountain communities, back to Medea herself, the priestess of Hecate from whom the very words medicine and medical descend.
Raphael’s Ancient Manuscript of Talismanic Magic (Forthcoming)
The companion volume to Troy Books’ acclaimed facsimile edition of The Little Key of Rabbi Solomon, this handwritten manuscript of Raphael/Robert T. Cross (1850–1923) is a remarkable grimoire of planetary and talismanic magic, penned around 1879–1880 and originally duplicated by the hectographic process in vanishingly small numbers.
Graveyard Lilies (Forthcoming)
Our modern culture has lost its connection to the death process and to the tools for mourning those that we love. We are left with very little support when going through the dark passage that the death of a loved one brings. This book was created because of the need to remember the old ways where death was honoured, with every part of the process being observed, tended to, and infused with superstition and folk beliefs. People of the past understood things about spirits of the dead that we do not, in modernity.
The Secrets of Albertus Magnus (Forthcoming)
Of herbs that silence enemies, stones that grant invisibility, and the secret virtues of beasts — The Secrets of Albertus Magnus 1617 is one of the most enchanting compendiums of natural magic from the early modern world, and we are thrilled to bring it back into the light. Freshly typeset and available now in paperback and dust jacketed hardback editions.
The Secret Book of Black Arts (Forthcoming)
Originally published anonymously (and later attributed in catalogues to Henry T. Williams), this is not a sensationalist “grim grimoire,” but a serious, wide-ranging survey of the beliefs, practices, and folklore that once clustered around sorcery, witchcraft, divination, ghosts, and the unseen world.
Mystic Masonry (Forthcoming)
Mystic Masonry is J. D. Buck’s bold attempt to restore Freemasonry to its place as a true School of the Mysteries. Rather than tracing lodge histories and quarrels over constitutions, Buck asks what the Craft is really for: what its symbols, rituals and legends reveal about the origin of the soul, the purpose of human life and the “higher evolution of man”.
Transcendental Magic (Forthcoming)
Behind the veil of ruined temples, Kabbalistic diagrams, alchemical emblems and secret initiations, Eliphas Lévi discerned a single hidden doctrine running like a golden thread through the ages. In Transcendental Magic: Its Doctrine and Ritual, his most influential work, he sets out to reveal that doctrine – and to restore magic as the “traditional science of the secrets of nature”.
Learning from Legendary Practitioners
Learning from Legendary Practitioners: A Necromantic Journey into History, Myth, and the Practice of Magic is a masterclass in the practice of spirit summoning and necromancy.
In this book Kadmus offers a series of investigations into ancient and legendary experts in the occult arts, including the ancient Greek figures of Circe, Teiresias, Medea, and Orpheus, as well as the supposed witches and faery queens who were the inspiration for the play Macbeth. These investigations engage with the myth and literature around each figure, as well as their historical and archeological contexts.
The Black Raven
The Black Raven: A Study in the Folk Necromancy of Early Modern Germany is a grimoire composed in German-speaking lands sometime in the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century.
Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches
Charles Godfrey Leland (1824–1903) was an American folklorist and writer with a strong interest in Italian folk traditions and esotericism. Educated in the U.S. and Europe, he devoted much of his life to collecting folklore. His most famous and controversial work, Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches (1899), claimed to reveal an underground tradition of Italian witchcraft centered on the goddess Diana and her daughter Aradia.
Horapollon - Heiroglyphica
The Hieroglyphica is a captivating late antique gem that embodies the twilight of Mediterranean paganism and hieratic philosophy.
Aphorisms on Astrology and Magic
A new translation of John Dee’s Propaedeumata Aphoristica by best-selling author and renown magician John Michael Greer. The importance of this astrological text with regard to the evolution and tradition of today’s practicing magician cannot be overestimated. This new updated translation is truly a must have in every practicing magician’s library.
Flowers of Blood: Plants in Swedish Folklore
Flowers of Blood is a fascinating exploration of the folklore of plants in pre-industrial Sweden. Through a deep dive into the world of the enchanted flora of northern Europe, the author evokes a dreamlike borderland where the numinous is thought to dwell and where each plant and tree is filled with hidden meanings, arcane knowledge and mysterious powers.
On Lycanthropy
On Lycanthropy is an essential read for enthusiasts of witchcraft, folklore, and the darker corners of history. For the first time translated to English, this medieval pamphlet marked a particular turn in the history of witchcraft and its representations in popular beliefs where demonic metamorphoses and the witches’ flights start to be interpreted through more empiricist and physiological explanations.
Muses No More
Muses No More: Portraits of Occult Women is a meandering ghost train through the lives, work, politics and beliefs of both familiar and lesser-known female occultists from the distant past to the 21st century.
Alraune: The Poisoners Guild
This second edition of Alraune Journal is dedicated to the exploration of the Poison Path with a focus on personal gnosis and practices offering a reification of what has been gained through the Poisoners dealing with the Spirits and Genii of the Verdant, Divine and Daimonic Intoxication.
The Art of Fosco Culto
Fosco Culto became known for her paintings reflecting a continued commitment to the Path and a lasting alliance with the nocturnal and chthonic forces of night-wandering & sabbatic Sorcery.
Cyprian’s Offices of Spirits
This ‘Guide to Grimoiring’ renders the grimoires comprehensible and ‘user friendly’ in a time where they are regaining their deserved prestige as monuments of a tradition preceding the Christian era while nonetheless rooted in it.
Practical Alchemy
A concise guide to the history, theory, and practice of alchemy (the “great work”)—the art of working with the energies of nature for spiritual development, healing, and transformation.