“Ouroboros: A Grimoire” by Ray Sherwin

"Ray's Book of Results (1978) was the first book dedicated to the magical technique of sigilisation. His Theatre of Magick (1982) makes the first mention of Chaos as a new approach to occultism. Then came The Cardinal Rites of Chaos (as Paula Pagani), 1986 and The Singing Tadpole (An invitation from Chaos) as Thessalonius Loyola in 1987. The books Aromatic Oils and VITRIOL followed, punctuated by the albums of music Best Before the end of the World and Music by Mirrors, co-written with Nigel Mullaney. Ouroboros is another exploration, one in which the reader is invited to stroll "the avenues of improbability" and to navigate the inner landscapes which inspire and enable a sourcery ...>>

“Vitriol: A Very Chaotic Scrapbook” by Ray Sherwin

"Vitriol is the autobiography of musician and magician Ray Sherwin. It highlights the deceptions used to control the people of the world by governments, banks, religions and organised pharma. Sherwin provides for the first time a history of the early days of Chaos Magick and the Illuminates of Thanateros. He does this as an outsider in the same way that he discredits all organised religion and, in particular, the religious bias which allowed Europeans to invade Palestine and to perpetrate genocide there. He shows, with the help of statistics, how vaccination is a scam, a method for the ruling elite to dumb down and reduce the population. Sherwin sees The Old Religion as the ...>>

“The Book of Results” by Ray Sherwin

"Casting sigils is a highly effective form of sorcery and Sherwin provides a sound overview of the process. He cuts through the cant, rhetoric and old-fashioned moral baggage associated with magical practice and shows us how to use sigils to influence the subconscious, bypassing the often contradictory and usually self-sabotaging internal dialogue of the conscious mind. The Book of Results was first published in 1978 just as Chaos Magick was emerging from the stygian depths of the primordial occult oozo and it was essentially a book about the practise and theory of sigils as espoused by Austin Spare at the turn of the Twentieth Century. However, Sherwin takes the process of working with sigils and ...>>

“Reaching Beyond the Veil: Unlocking the Mystery of Modern Spirit Communication” by April Slaughter

"Communicating with the spirits of the dead is a timeless fascination, and today is no exception. Reaching beyond the veil to those who have passed is also as controversial as it is intriguing. Our society is inundated with paranormal media, leaving many to wonder how much of what we see and hear is real. After years of exhaustive research, author April Slaughter shares her personal experiences with talking to the dead using various devices and techniques in this thought-provoking and often emotional book. April's work challenges many assumptions people have about communicating with the dead without claiming to have all of the answers. Read. Be challenged, and walk away changed."...>>

“Cross-Stitch from the Dark Ages: 25 Medieval Projects to Plague Your Walls” by Lindsay Swearingen

🕵️🐷🕵️ zero-day🕵️🐷🕵️ "A Pestilence of Dark Designs If you want your dark side to shine year-round, this collection of medieval cross-stitch patterns is sure to give your space the gothic touch it’s dying for. Bestselling author Linday Swearingen delivers 25 new patterns that will transport you to the age of the Black Plague, medieval mischief, and more. Capture the fear of plague times by creating a mischievous rat, paying homage to the doctors and their iconic black cloaks and masks, or stitching an image of death itself. Create fabled creatures like griffins and unicorns, or lean into your spooky side with oddities like an esoteric Hand of Mysteries dripping in blood, a snail-cat hybrid, a ...>>