General Update: Big News and More!

First, the big news: Amazon now offers hardcover as an option for literary releases. While some of my individual editing projects are a bit short for that, I should be able to soon offer all of my occult compilations in a new, snazzy hardcover jacket- and since I have kept editing works at breakneck speed, there will probably be two or three more compiled works in the making over the next year or so.

In other news, I recently started to redouble my editing speed, since I have had a lot of ambition and the effort is starting to pay off (literally) at an increased rate. I now plan to work my way to at least the 360th occult title by the end of the year, where initially I had planned for 350- that means that if I continue this pace I might finish before Halloween of 2022, and then work on hardcover releases, new compilations, some miscellany, and a few more authored booklets through next years' end.

Then, it's onward to another hundred editions! But probably at a slightly slower pace.

Ancient Mysteries and Modern Revelations: Now Available!

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This rather large, dense volume is a compilation of multiple disparate kinds of spiritual and occult lore- from treatments of major figures such as Swedenborg, Joan of Arc, and Paracelsus, to sections dealing with the initiation rites and basic beliefs of the Ancient Egyptians and Greeks, to a few then-modern meanderings into spiritualism and related fields. It is written from a spiritualist background, and casts some aspersion on certain tenets of mediumship and other practices, and is essentially a reformist occult work of sorts.

263 pages.

Apollonius of Tyana: Now Available!

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This short text by Reville is basically a condensed summation of the life and times of Apollonius, especially with an eye to the pagan revivalism associated with his teachings. Apollonius is often considered either a paganistic copy of Jesus or potentially the basis upon which the Jesus myth was crafted to begin with. A fairly large portion of this work deals with Roman intrigue and of course a majority of it is based on Philostratus' work on the subject.

53 pages.

The Divine Spark: Now Available!

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This short work by Clymer is a set of two essays. The first section deals with increasing health and longevity (even to the point of immortality) through proper breathing. The second, and perhaps more intriguing section details the Great Pyramid and its rumored usage for priestly initiation rituals, then exhorting Masons and other groups to emulate the basic idea as laid forth.

38 pages.