The Biography of Satan: Now Available!

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This work comes courtesy of the spiritualist movement of the mid and late 19th century. It is at once an academic work, a work of general demonology and Satan-lore, and a social tract aimed at the fire and brimstone preaching of its era. The elaborate synthesis of its sources and its authors' opinions make it an important work within the historical cycle of late pre-modern Christian philosophy.

For those interested in the occult, the practice of magick, and demonology in a stricter sense, this work is best seen as a refutation of some of the symbolism and meaning used by those involved in the same; if the basis is unsound the practice is unsound, and a great many practitioners continue in the delusion that brimstone-and-smoke filled hallways populated by leathery little creatures with Pluto-esque pitchforks are very much real, and that Satan is a historical notion as opposed to one adapted from paganism. I strongly suggest this work as well for anyone desiring to rid themselves of the fear or Hellfire, since it is meticulously debased here and more or less totally defeated.

112 pages.

Demonology and Satanic Books for Sale

The following is a continuously edited list of texts related to demonology, Satan, devil worship, and spirits which I have edited and released. This list will be updated over time as new titles become available.

DEMONS AND TONGUES
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An interesting manuscript about Pentecostals and demonology.

THE ART OF DRAWING SPIRITS INTO CRYSTALS
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One of Trithemius' foremost works, detailing a simplistic conjuration method using a pedestal, a crystal, and various invocations.

DEMONOLOGY OF KING JAMES I
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A lengthy tract on witches, demons, the Devil, fairies, sorcery, and necromancy.

DEMONIALITY: INCUBI AND SUCCUBI
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A strange work speaking of necrophilia, possession, and demonic pacts.

LETTERS OF WITCHCRAFT AND DEMONOLOGY
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A full length and infamous look at the burning times, familiar spirits, exorcism, and the devil.

ALL ABOUT DEVILS
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A short tract by Moses Hull lambasting the church and praising Lucifer and science.

FOURTH BOOK OF OCCULT PHILOSOPHY
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A work spuriously attributed to Agrippa, detailing the natures and categories of certain spirits and forces both good and evil.

THE TESTAMENT OF SOLOMON
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An exceptional and old work, technically a grimoire but mostly apocryphal demonology.

DEMONOMANIA AND WITCHCRAFT
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An interesting early industrial era treatise on demons, witches, and insanity.

THE DEVIL; HIS ORIGIN, GREATNESS, AND DECADENCE
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A wonderful tract detailing the history of Satan and his many forms.

IS THE DEVIL A MYTH
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A longer work on demonology and Satan, from a protestant, temperance era perspective.

THE BIOGRAPHY OF SATAN
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A work on the historicity of the Devil, Hell, eternal punishment, Pagan and Christian history, and more.

DEMONISM VERIFIED AND ANALYZED
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A bit of field work from the 1920s related to cases of sickness, death, and lunacy caused by demons in China and India.

ASSAMESE DEMONOLOGY
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A short guide to some notable demons and spirits in far Eastern Indian folklore.

THE DEVIL
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A short agnostic tract refuting the premise of Hell and Satan.

SPIRITUALISM AND NECROMANCY
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A work that claims that spiritualists contact demons instead of the dead and that it is evil.

DIABOLOGY
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A lengthy work on good and evil, angels and demons, God and Satan, from a Catholic perspective.

MODERN VAMPIRISM
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A treatment of necromancy, blood drinking corpses, psychic vampires, and their diabolical form and function.

ABADDON AND MANAHAIM
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A Reformed Christian work talking about Hell, Satan, demons, and mortality.

SATANS DEVICES AND THE BELIEVERS VICTORY
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A partly demonological fire and brimstone work from the mid 19th century.

Demoniality; Incubi and Succubi: Now Available!

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Now comes the first of at least three works on demonology which I intend to edit and release in the wake of King James' own Demonology; this time, a Catholic rather than Protestant work, which appears to be a rough counterpart to (and at several points a refutation of) the Protestant Demonological tradition.

The text covers, in quite a bit of detail, the nature of incubi and succubi in an elemental and physical sense, their relative status as beings, relates several specific tales of their amorous passion or their violent nature, then proceeds to speak of literal demonic necrophilia in which a corpse has been requisitioned by an incubus for nocturnal purposes; unlike King James' work, which refutes the concept that such unions produced children, Sinistrari believes that they can, and that often the resultant offspring were essentially lesser Nephilim, spawned (as Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and others supposedly were) not by mortal man but by "gods" which Sinistrari considers a reference to the demonic. Helpfully, the original author clears up an apparent confusion over whether sex with corpses possessed by demons is a form of bestiality; he claims that it is merely an act of spiritual pollution punishable only by urging repentance- a rather tolerant stance for the era.

In the strangest twist of all, he then claims that demonic entities, at least those of certain types, are actually capable of being killed physically by humans, and of also repenting of their sins and gaining entry to paradise.

Originally a Renaissance work in Latin, Father Sinistrari's Demoniality was translated into English in the 1870s by Isidore Liseux. Liseux' version retained the Latin and contained several lengthy advertisement pages as well as a post-preface ramble on the work which did very little to illuminate it (all of this material I have omitted as useless.)

90 pages.

Three Works of Demonology For 2016

Because King James' Demonology has risen up so quickly in sales I have decided to expedite several other works on the topic of demonology and try to get a couple of them released before the end of the year alongside the work I need to do before Halloween; namely Sickness in Hell, Cultus Arborum, and the Greater Key of Solomon.

The first work is entitled "Demoniality" and was written in the 17th century by a "Father Sinistrari"- the work was translated from its original Latin in the 1870s, and is actually fairly short- which you wouldn't know looking at the nearly 300 page original; indeed, the typeface used and the fact that it combines, on every other page, the Latin original with the English, means that this work will probably be no more than 150 pages when properly completed. It ruminates on sex with corpses, Incubi and Succubi in general, stories related to the same, the nature of the Devil's Mark, witchery, and other related topics- it's quite good. I have already begun editing this particular manuscript.

The second is Robert Brown's "Demonology and Witchcraft." This work is substantially longer and was released in 1889. This is a much more christianized style of work than most I am used to editing but worthy nonetheless of inclusion into the growing occult catalog I'm fielding here.

The third is Walter Scott's "Letters on Demonology and Witchcraft." This 1830 work requires little explanation due to its general notoriety, suffice it to say it covers just about everything that could possibly be related to demons and witches. It is a substantially long work and will take quite a bit of time.