Limited edition hardcover of only 1,000 copies. 6×9, 200pp, cloth bound, with foilstamp, and sewn in satin ribbon marker. Introduction by Dr. Stephen Skinner and new foreword by the author. Book has been completely re-typeset, with many new illustrations. New unread condition Published by Araxes Press

The last edition of The Hekataeon sold out in three weeks, and it has remained in high demand ever since. Due to hundreds of requests, Grayle Press is now re-issuing this popular grimoire in a formidable, altar-worthy volume that contains a complete self-initiation into the mysteries of Hekate.

The Vulture’s Cry requires that it not be believed for it to be “true.” This is a variation of Spare’s “true belief” and is in keeping with Cioran’s atheism, “I will only believe in a god that doesn’t believe in himself.” In essence, the book is an invitation to believe through not believing. If some…

Vestigia Ater Draconis is comprised of a 52 stanza incantation reifying the initiatory path issued from the auspice of the sinistral horn, scribed by Peter Hamilton-Giles. Each stanza is paired with an emission of imagic intent wrought by the hand of Carolyn Hamilton-Giles. The transmission also contains 52 sorcerous tenets acting as edicts for those…

“Thai Occult 2: Regions of Power” is highly-anticipated sequel to Peter Jenx’s sold-out masterpiece, “The Thai Occult.” TTO2 takes the reader on a wild journey, exploring the amazing regional variations of Thai folk magic.

Practical tips on how to develop your own connections to a conscious Universe in order to follow your own path, with an introduction by Josephine McCarthy. In his explorations, Poisson has offered suggestions of new ways of thinking about how the world works and gives practical tips on how you too can explore these realms…

 Liber Tiamat: The Book of Unbecoming is profusely illustrated with hundreds of sigils, runes and symbols, as well as several full-page illustrations, all working together to explain in detail the complex but detailed methodology behind XI/XIII’s teachings. The contents of this mystical tome are detailed and complex enough to deserve being studied for years to come. 

Matthew Gregory Lewis was in his late teens when he composed and published The Monk. Like Shelley, the Gothic had set his imagination alight, but while with Shelley this flowed into a Neo-Platonic Anarchism, Lewis detonated into a tendrilled three-volumes of sex, satan and unease.

PALO MAYOMBE: The Garden of Blood & Bones by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold – Trade Paperback

GATEWAYS THROUGH LIGHT & SHADOW by Frater Ashen Chassan – NEW Standard Hardcover Edition